144 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eb5e2b586d1f7ab590eecd6faf523a55.pdf 66f44e414c8a6232792114ed141f4a6c PDF Text Text I The Sanford Daily Herald SANFORD “The City Substantial" IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION olum e SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12. 1922 in . NUMBER 14 BONDS WERE CARRIED LOYD GEORGE SUGGESTS ROAD YESTERDAY X-RAY LABORATORY HERE IN SEMINOLE BY A LARGE MAJORITY IS LARGEST IN THE SOUTH LIM ITATION AGREEMENT FOR ALL LAND ARMAMENT0n,y 0ne Precin^ad^SissueKain8t the c,00d FOR ALLTREATMENT WORK n Europe for An Indef­ inite Period is Latest Report WILL STATE TODAY election for $100,000 bonds for the repairs on the Semi­ FLOOD WATERS FOUR BIDDERS FOR nole The county roads and the building of the new draw bridge at the Ferry carried yesterday for the bonds by a large major­ ity. With the precincts of Altamonte and Pnoln. yet to be count­ SHOALS PROPERTY Osteen COVER LANDS ed nad all of the precincts to be officially counted the following s: TO AIR PROPOSALS figures show the result of the election in no uncertainFortermAgainst IN ARKANSAS oo Chuluota . Geneva ... I l l r T h f A a . i i r l n l r i l I ’r r a a l WASHINGTON, April 12.—Con- Oviedo .... Bidcrntion of offers for private devel­ Longwood 29 51 0 0 1 25 ONE HUNDRED AND FITY THOU­ SAND ACRES OF LAND IS COVERED Dr. C. .1. Marshall Has Secured This Fine la b ­ oratory for Sanford ONE OF THE BEST AND IS UNDER H IE PERSONAL opment and operation of the Govern- Monroo G 10 ( l i p I h r . % « » o rlM trd I ' r r a a l Jt'ST WHAT HIS VIEWS ARE AM) ment’s power and nitrate projects at Sanford, No. 1 SUPERVISION OF A PHYSICIAN 117 HELENA, April 12.—Flood waters AIt,MY HOLIDAY PATTERNED WHO KNOWS THE WORK Muscle Shoals, Ala., proceeded sim­ Sanford, No. l\ 151 26 of the White and Arknnsns rivers _____ AFTER OUR NAVY DAY ultaneously yesterday before the sen­ caused by high water in the MissisSanford now has one of the l>est ate agriculture and House committees. 78 •101 sippi river covering one hundred and ,,quippo,| x-ray Laboratories in the i | | r T h e .%as«*,l * ( ’,d Senator Underwood of Alobamn, ap­ GENOA. April 12— Premier fifty thousand acres of land in Phil- S4tUth> capah|e of doing nny sort of pearing before the Sennto committee « P t D U P A P AT IA M C Lloyd George contemplate* sug­ lips county ns deep as ten feet in some pjct„ ri, or treatment work, wherever declared immediately development gesting nreement for limitation , places. tho Roentgen rays are indicated. of land armament* in Europe for Scores of farm buildings were j j ,,, apparatug and equipment of definite period, according to un­ swept from their foundations by the |,,porntory is all of the latest and verified report before the adjourn­ flods and high winds near here nnd |ir({ typo, nnd i* complete in every doIn the House military* committee, an { ment of the present economic con­ several tenant houses at Ratio demob ,ft,| „„ „„ cxponM, hn„ been , parcd to ngreement wns made to meet daily In ference. The nrmy holiday. It ia I"bed. Estimated reported damage not Nvurt, everything thut would in any 1 executive session to study tho private ^ though would he patterned nfter available. way assist in getting the best reproposals already investigated by th a t. # ] ’ . the naval holiday completed at 'llltS . body and to invite Henry Ford, Thom. T o D e t a i l e d Q u e s t i o n n a i r e l o r P r o g r a m o l K e ­ the Washington conference. MAN BRINGS SUIT it j* through the efforts of Dr. C. ns Martin, Frederick Engstrum and d u e e d A rm a m e n ts M)R FLOGGING INJURIES j <tr»hx»ll that Sanford has secured GENOA, April 12.—After two rath­ Chnrles Pnrsons to nppear personally AGAINST 22 RESIDENTS j^i* | a|wratory, and it is run directly er itnrmy days without serious mis­ ns soon ns the executive sessions were <H> T h e A M i w U i r d l * r r a « | under his supervision at nil times. Dr. hap, it begins to look os if Premier concluded. Chairman Kahn snid each WASHINGTON, April 12.—Member governments were re­ BIRMINGHAM, April 12.—Suit for Marshall has specialized in electroLloyd George and Premier Facto, tho of the four bidders would be asked if quested i>v the League, of Nations to exjH'dite their replies to tie­ » quarter million dollars was filed “n*l radio-therapy for several years, presiding officer of the Economic con­ his proposals wns complete In its tailed questionnaire prepared by experts upon which will be con­ today by P. D. Debardclcn, former "»•» bo is constantly adding to his ference arc equal to the squalls stir­ terms. In the event the bidders de­ strued program for reduction armaments. According to copies of druggist, Sylacauga, Tnlled-ga counequipment all of the latest devices us red up by the Rus«o-French exchang­ sired to amend their offers, ho snid memoranda reaching the United Statse government through an ty, against twenty-two residents of they come out. es over land disarmament and other a last oporttunity would be Riven IUnofficial channel suggested replied be made before July 1st in that community, for alleged poisonal It will be of particular interest to ............ mixed« commission _____ 1,.!.. ....,1 l.nmatter*, and may he able to steer the them for that purpose before the onler temporary might meet July 15th and be­ injuries resulting from Hogging, said physician* nnd surgeons in Central committee report wns made to the conference ship into a peaceful haven, gin discussion of scheme for proposed reduction. to hnve been administered April 10, Florida to know that there is such a or one that will pass os peaceful in House. of last year. laboratory in this section of the state, Senator Norris, of Nebraska, chair­ this stormy European sea. ________________ . us heretofore it has been necessary to The organization of n substitute man of tho Senate agriculture com­ \ RCTIC KXPI OREIt refer work of this kind to I .itnpu, committee *vhieh was effected yester­ mittee, also Introduced n resolution In \NI) COMPANIONS Jacksonville, or Atlanta, and it is obthe Sennte proposing n Government day threatened for a time to raise an­ IN PLANE WRECK vious that this laboratory, centrally other storm, hut was put through with owned and controlled corporation for located ns it is, will he of great benedevelopment of Muscle Shoals nnd re­ far less clamor from tho lesser pow­ CLARION, Pa.. April I2.-Captnln fit to those requiring the use of the ers than they raised at Versailles quiring authority for Secretary Weeks Raol.l Amundsen, arctic explorer and X-ray, whehter for or treatwhen that conference was organized. to proceed with construction of the four flying companions, narrowly csment. na with our system of go«»d Mo>t of /he powers hnvo shown n Wilson dam, and dam No. 3. The raped death nt Miola. near here Mon-.roads patients can be brought in by m e a s u r e was referred to the agricul­ dl*i«»iliuii to abandon war hatreds. The Petitions Did Not Speak Ivond Enough t o day when the monoplane In which automobile, without the necessity for ture committee for consideration nlTin Russians and Germans wore |>erWaken Him to Action they were going from New York to a long railroad Journey. mitted to speak at the openong ses­ ong with the four private offers. Cleveland, the first lap of an continenWhile it is the common idea that Senator Underwood strongly ndvosion ns an evidence of forgiveness, al­ tid journey, turned over when it wns the X-ray is used only for making ented the acceptance nt this session I I l f T h e A u i i r l a l i S I ’r r a a l though France resisted this courtesy. MIAMI, April 12.—Anent the press "Since thnt time petitions, numer­ were reported slightly scratched nnd pitture* of the various hones of the of congress of the Ford proposal, ad­ The conditions of the Cannes resolu­ ously signed have been received from forced down in a field. All occupants lenly, the science of radiography hu« ding thnt it would he n crime to haul dispntches of yesterday in which Wil­ tions and the agenda agreed upon down the flag on the cnpitol nnd ad­ liam Jennings Rrynn refused to l>e- every part of the state asking me to bruised hut otherwise uninjured, been so perfected that it is now pos­ were accepted by nil the nations, al­ file ns a candidate. Those with Captain Amundsen were sihle to show up many obscure niljourn without providing for develop­ cume n candidate for the office of U. though M. Chitchcrin insited upon "1 am profoundly grateful to these 11. T. Lewis, of Ilellefonte, I‘a.; II. U. menls of the intestines ns well ns forment of the shonls project*. speaking for disarmament and threat­ S. Senator much speeuntion hns been frj(.nds for their generous confidence t Jude, of New York; K. Buhl nnd J. elgn bodies or new growths in any pnrt ens to do so repeatedly at succeeding rife concerning his refusal to make mid ant happy to know that I can Ondell. of thu lowly. session*. However, ho hns said that THE PROFITAltl.E STRAWBERRY the race. In a statement issued from count on their co-operation in Florida Captain Amundson is resting at a Also it is used in the treatment of h< would not insist upon considera­ this place yesterday afternoon Mr. politics. Rut no assurance of success, hotel and intends, he snid, to go to many diseases nnd ailment* of the tion of disarmament us part of the To realize a gross receipt of $737.­ Bryan said among other things that he unless it were overwhelming would Cleveland by train. Mr. Gade said human l.ody, such as skin diseases of agenda. 75 for one picking of six acres of had not been sufficiently urged. justify mo ni entering into a contest expects to go to New York. Tito all kinds, cancer, goitre, nnd even ccrRussia is growling about Japan and strawberries, a* a grower living near Mr. Rrynn recalled his previous for office. other men will remain here to direct tain foims of tuheiculosis, while il is lUuinuniu occupying pnrt of her ter­ Starke did one day last week, shows statement* to the effect that he would . "My fights have been made for repairs to the monoplane, the wings now more and more taking the place ritory and France bristles all over that strawberry growing when car­ not enter into n contest for the senn- Democratic principles nnd policies and of which were broken. of surgery in the treatment of adewhen Germany and Russin are shown ried on right, is very profitable. This torinl office hut would consider it a I have made them as *htf representa­ |n a statement Captain Amundsen noid* and infected tonsils. Scientist* any consideration. Hut there is a sort grower had picked the same field duty to the party to respond if he re­ tive of voter* who desired me to act attributed the accident to an over- are uninnmous in predicting that it uf armed neutrality and there nrc in­ maffy times before during the season ceived a "call.” a* their spokesman. Nearly all of heated motor which forced him to des- will eventually be used in the treatdications that irreconsilahles will bc- nnd previous sales had brought him Petitions "numerously signed have! these principles nnd policies have been, cend after he had reached an altitude nicht of many other diseases which *"tue more tractable ns the days pro- more than enough to pay for tho pro­ been received front every part of the I ain glad to say, written into the un- of (1.000 feet. Ill making the landing have been very difficult to treat sue•cod and will actually consider the duction of the berries. Except for state," requesting him to mnke the repenlahle law of the land. I cannot, the plane turned over. cessfuliy in the past. Cannes agenda, leaving land arma­ the cost of picking nnd crating, fu r­ race, his statement snid "but no assur­ nt my age, turn from such enjoyable An idea of the completeness of this ments untouched except for occasional ther gathering from the field this ance of success, unless it were over­ work to personal politics. It is only laboratory may he gained when it is MAJOR LEAGUES TO hurst uf oratory. season will he clear profiL whelming would justify me in enter­ fuir to other* who may desire to file known thnt it represents an invest­ BEGIN LONG CHASE We have no hesitation in urging nil ing into a contest for office." that I nt once unnounce that I shall FOR PENNANT TODAY ment of over $ 10,000.00 already, and <11 Mtl.ES M. HAPHUN who can do to plant berries. Brad­ not l*o a candidate. Mr. Bryan's statement follows: Dr. Marshall states that he in plan­ GIVEN HIGH OFFICE "A* a private citizen I shall he Just ford county land seems to hnve been ( I I * T h e v .* ..e l* lr r f I’r r a a l "Relieving thnt, as a United States ning also to add radium to his equip­ NEW YORK, April 12.—Major ment which will complete it in every n r ORDER OF MOOSE mn)Jc to or;ler for thi* crop. The her- senator I could render valuable ser- as active in nil thnt concerns the welties thrive on even raw wire grass vice to the State of Florida nnd to the fare of the stnte ns I would he In of­ lentruc baseball will mnke its 1922 detail. III) T li f \ In I r il I ' r r a a l land, nnd they arc not so particular Democratic party in the nation I stat­ fice and shall, ns soon as possible, debut In four eastern cities today. JACKSONVILLE, April 12.--ApThe 1922 bnsehnll season is under; itbout perfect drainnge ns other croft# ed about two months ago in answer to visit nil the counties in the stnte. P' intment of Charles M. Rnphun, who way today for major leagues and two “Word Pictures” Strnwberries are both for the man of inquiries thnt I would consider n call These visit* will be the more enjoy­ fur several years hns been district suPrincess Theatre able because 1 can thus becomo of the most important minors, th« means nnd the poor mnn. The former prnisor for the Loynl Order of i*a plant « field of many acres, pro. from the Democrats of this stnte from acquainted with all the people regard­ Southern Association nnd the Ameri­ the standpoint of duty, hut thnt I had Thursday Night Mi-.-e in charge of Florida, south vide housing facilities for workmen no intention of entering into a contest less of their views on political ques­ can Association. President Harding Georgia, Cuba nnd the new provinces is on the program to throw out the having big families to tend nnd har­ for nny office. tions." .Mrs. G. It. Pollock of New York Will to the post of general supervisor for first hall nt Washington for the vest the plantings, buy fertilizer nnd Give Free LECTURE the order In the south, was announced crates by tho carload and bring tho Washington-New York game. Hoyt is recently by James J. Davis, director Peace Declared slated to pitch for the I-nnkecs, and berries to the depot in n truck. Doing Nichols Attempts Beautiful "Word Pictures" embrac­ reneral of the fraternity. Mogridge for Washington. Judge things on n big scale lowers cost of ing such subjects as: "Time of Res­ Ulster Constables Under this appointment, Mr. Rn. production. The poor mnn can buy n Jail Delivery Aprain Landis, the hnse ball commissioner, toration Near," "God's Kingdom Ex­ Phun’s territory will embrace all tho witnessed the game nt Chicago be­ few acres of rnw land on installment pected Soon," “Reconstruction on Bi­ and Free Staters •ctlvities of the Loyal Order of in Duval County tween Chicago Americans and St. payments at n low price per acre, put ble Basis," "Everlasting Peace and Moose in the southern states, the ac­ up a cheap cabin, good enough for IjouIr. Prosperity," "Millions Now Living tivities of the rhapters of Women of this mild climate, and after the land Will Never Die," etc., arc advertised Assailant of Del.and Woman and Look* Like Peace May lie in Sight Mooseheart Legion, the Moosehcart Is broken up his children can pre­ LADY OF 78 . to he shown nt the Princess Theatre Along the Border legion, the mens branch and tho pare the beds, set and cultivate tho Should lie Hung at Once WANTS DIVORCE Thursday night, by Mr. G. R. Pollock, Junior order of Moose, In addition to FROM OLD MAN plants while the father gain* hi* sup­ V. D. M., of New York, traveling rep •ome special work in connection with port by working for others. One or I H r T h e .( • ■ • r la lr l I’ r r a a l I I I ) T b r A a a n r l a l r d I’r r a a l resentativo of the International Bible IIELFASH, April 12.—Truce was dcthe Home for the nged and the two crops of berries will enable the JACKSONVILLE. April 12.—Al­ ( H r T b r . U i o r l a l r J I 'r r a a l RATAVIA, Now York, April 1 2 .- Students Association, and an assist­ Mooseheart of the South, soon to be new settler to stay at home and clear bert Nichols, of Greenwood, South dared between Ulster apeclal conMrs. John Scoins, seventy-eight, ap­ ant and close friend of Judge Ruther­ established. more land. At first he will need no Carolina, in the Duval Jail for Volusia stable* and free state troop* which plied for separation and alimony from ford, Ra President. county authorities, was placed In anhave him in menacing proximity along draft animal. If he lives ncxr a ship­ Mr. Pollock hns delivered this leeher husband who ia eighty years old, PRINCESS ELIZABETH ping point, he may bring his crates other cell as the result of the dlscov- Fermanagh border between Ulster and who she married four years ago. Sho ture in many of — tho — larger ...... ......... —, — . . . eitiee CONTINUES VERY ILL to the station In a wheelbarrow, or cry of a plot to escape. Officers said South Ireland, Il was announced toclaims desertion. The husband ansthroughout the United Statea else neighbors, having conveyances, they found two saws which were day. I H r T h e A a M e la t r * F r e a a l worn he is unable to pay alimony Canada and is said to be a very Intar. smuggled to him. Officers say Nichols LONDON, April 12.—The condition will transport his berries for him. since his only incomo Is a pension of esting, instructive nnd forceful speakPRINCE OF WALES confessed to assault and robbery of a °f Princess Elizabeth, wife of Crown There Is no trouble selllrj the berries well-known DcLand woman scvernl fifty dollars a month and his only er. VISITING IN JAPAN Prince George of Greece, is causing for cash at the shipping points. possessions la two cow’s, one pig and As usual with these lectures there months ago. MAKING OFFICIAL VISIT The tractors, which are becoming •nxiety, says an Athens dispatch datone plow. | will be no admission fee chared, not *1 Tuesday. She is ill with typhoid more and more numerous, will en­ ----------- --------t>vcn a collection being taken. Flee lecture, Princess Theatre, I H r T b r A a a o r lu lr * I’ r r a a l courage berry planting, as with their fever. Salt water Mullet, 10c Ih, Tillts lis'| YOKAHOMA, April 12.—The 14-ltr help the breaking up and fining the Thursday, M p. m. The largest nnd best event of the Prince of Wales arrived here today Market. Phone 299. 311 Sanford Av Free lecture, Princess, Thursday 8 soil enn be done quickly and cheaply. 12 etc It-Stp season, The Easter Ball. nue. for an official visit to Japan. Herald want ads get results. Pm . . 1l-ltc —Starke Telegraph. °L 'IT'™' "'l,”ro Ur IlAIlUIlU REQUESTS ALL GOVERNMENTS TO EXPEDIATE THEIR REPLY BRYAN WILL NOT RUN FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR AND GIVES HIS REASONS �THE SANFORD DAILY H E R A u j TUESDAY, APRIL 11,1922 Si& y, m U lH I lS U lH S E g The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start That’s the Thing * D on't congratulate yourself th a t you’re fully protected until you’ve secured trouble insurance. ----- T O N I G H T ___ CELERY The Last Chapter of d istr e s s o f the World’ Election day, Up to 00 today and still Carlo! Shipment! Reported for Mon climbing and the only thing You would hardly know It unless day, April 10th: • in light la the fact that you were told. Florida—Sanford S ection____ V ,, IT Waihington nays it will be California—Northern district ...... J cooler and we are alio as-John Russell and Mr. Colby will aured of a little rain here leave hursday for the North. Total c a r s -------------- ..--------18 and ihcre over the peninsu­ ----- ALSO----Destinations of Florida Shipments la. Well, lot her come. We But this is the day we will vote for Chicago, 6; Boston, 2; New York, need rain and we need cool­ “Vesuvius Conquered” bonds to fix up our roads and build 3; New Orleans, 1; Potomac Yards, 2; er weather. us a real bridge at Osteen ferry. Omaha, 1; Waycross, 2; Atlanta, 1. photographed in full volcanic action 5:10 A. M. APRIL II, 1922 Total cars, 17. for the first time in the world’s his­ L 90 Miss Alta L. Bevier of Daytona Shipping Point Information for Mon­ tory, also SNUB POLLARD In— Minimum........... .. 08 Beach was calling on friends in day, April 10th: Range ..... ..... ..... .. 09 town last Saturday. “The Joy Rider” SANFORD, FLA.: Hot, clear. HaulBarometer__ ....... 80.07 ingi mode,«te. Demand and move­ South and cloudy. Rev. M. E. Gnhard and J. A. Logan ment alow, market unsettled, no Tomorrow—Constance Talmadge in 1 of Geneva will leavo this afternoon change in prices. Weaker feeling. “Good Reference*"; also a Torch? 2 ! for Rocklcdgc to attend'a Presbyter- Carlota f. o. b. cash track: 10 inch Comedy. J , ian meeting. crates, Golden Self Blanching, in the rough, -ts-Os, mostly $3.50; carlota f. See Mrs. Perrington-Shinc, accent o. b. usual terms: $3.50-|3.76, pre­ on tho "Shine.” "Father, you forget cook'd mostly $4.00. that you are 69.” Senior play, April 'Iotal Carlot Shipments from San­ 20th and 21st. 13-ltc For Florida: Local thundcrford section this season to date, The world at your door e\ery even­ showers this afternoon; cars ------------------------------ ---2588 ing for 15c.—Daily Herald. * If you have not voted when Uiia pa­ Total carlot shipments from Man­ generally fair tonight and per cornea to your home get right up ** Wednesday cooler. atee section this season to date, nnd go clown and vote before sun­ down. We must hnvo the roads nnd Total carlot shipments from Flor­ bridge. ida Inst season to same date, FAIRBANKS’ MODESTY cars .......... ...... ............. ......... LEADS TO GREAT FIGHT Tho many friends of Copt. Wimbish ore glad to hear of hia return Commercial fishing in Miami waters Fred Niblo, who directed "The home from n hospital in Orlando is an industry of considerable propor­ Three Musketeers," showing Friday where he underwent an operation and tions, and a number of business es­ and Saturday at the Star, has a hab­ he is now recovering rapidly. tablishments have been set up for tho it oi getting what he wants in his purpose of handling fish, both in scenes. When Douglas Fairbanks told All those fairy tales about the big wholesale and retail quantities. Not Niblo that he didn't think ho could FOR SALE CHEAP finh being caught will get us yet nnd only are fish brought In to the city i make his fight realistic with Barbara if wo go fishing one day we hope the from tho local fishing grounds and LaMurr, who steals the queen's jew­ renders will pardon our absence. Oth­ disposed of here to the home trade, els in the play, the director was n bit erwise you will not notice it nny. but a great deal of this commodity worried, “if she were n man,” said 3 TOURINGS Pay n fixed sum each day into this bank as a premium is shipped to other points, and then Doug, "it would bo different" Rend the notices today aboAt the on your trouble insurance. again tho other points along tho chnngcs In tho city charter nnd the After some thought, however, Di­ 2 ROADSTERS coast ship cortain varieties into Mi­ resolutions about the bond election ami for the local market. rector Niblo solved the situation thru Then no m ntter whnt happens you’ll have the protection a conspiracy with Miss LaMurr. nnd the many big things that Sanford of ready money. is intending to put over. Watch' tho "Doug says he doesn’t believe in tho Daily Herald. cave man stuff," ho told the actress, TWO DOLLARS WILL START THE “nnd he absolutely refuses to muss , jYou up «n this scene. Now this fight Mrs. G. A. Radford and son, Paul, ------- ----------ACCOUNT-----------------Durability, economy, comfort and has got to be reniister because it is returned Saturday from Forsyth. They attended tho graduating recital high trado-in is what you get if youjono of the biggest scenes in the pic6-tfc ture, so I guess It’s up to you. Punch of Rosamond Radford. Miss Radford own a upp. read a Frencht classic, "Cyrano De “ " , him, bite him nnd scratch him—make Jack Sprntt could eat no fat; his him fight, understand?" Bergerac," by Edmond Rostand. wife could cat no lean. You see they Miss iaiMarr understood very thorTho Mens Club of the Parish House spont theeir money for the Jitney’s oughiy with the result that the fight * is realistic enough to satisfy even the will hold thier rogular meeting at the gasoline. Sanford, Florida Parish House Wednesday night of STRENGTH ---------------- — ----- most ardent admirers of Jack DcnipPROGRESS SERVICE The Herald for Post CaYds. sey. this wreck and all tho members are requested to bo present. There will be bowling, refreshments, business and | Seminole Cafe. For particulars sco music. tho Scminoio Cafe. 12-Gtc ” 10 Stores in Georgia__________________________ ----------------------------! Store in Florldu 5 Woodruff & Watson arc putting I FOR RENT—Nlco furnished bed room over something von.! for Esrtcr in t’.o for 2 people, $4.00 nor w*»k. 21S East Fifth Street. 12-2tn clothing and shoe line. They are sell­ ing shoes way down yonder in price to make room for thoir new stock of WANTED goods and their E aster specials will 8TOP—LOOK—READ Classified Ada 5c a line. No appeal to men nnd women, youths nnd ■ Sanford’s New Store FRUIT-PRODUCE HHIl’PKItS ad taken for less than 25c. girls. Rend their advertisement. Phone 127 Try our export service colic:tlng Railand positively no classified mad Claims. Original. Vouchers ada charged to anyone. Cash Ray Brothers have a chnngo of ad- J sent direct to claimants.—Eastern vertiaement in this issue calling at- 3 must accompany all orders. Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. tention to tho chnngo of prices of e Count fire words to a line Cooper, Ass’t Genernl Mgr., with P. R. tires. The prices are lower and the ” and remit accordingly. L A D IE S ’ 'D E P A R T M E N T R. Clnlm Department, ten years, Sen- tires arc good nnd the idea of tires ■ ; M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T fonl, Del. 10-o.o.d-2wc going up is exploded by tho reduction , 3 %y M nil along the line. See tho prices i n' ! Like every other kind of insurance you m ust buy it when you don’t need it, or you cAn’t get it at all “SAVED BY ' 5 Used PHORDS This Calendar Savings A ccount Is The Prem ium Collector & O. Motor FOR SALE FOR SALE—Mecca hammock 5 acres improved, $1,500; time payment, no Interest. Box 701, J. Allen, Sanford. _ J ___ _____ 12-8tp FOR 8ALE—Ton empty Linseed oil barrels—Sanford Paint Store. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILE REPAIR and Paint H. H. Hill is in the city for a few ahop on Sanford Heights at Rchcr Bros, old stand. Our prices are renr- days visiting his daughter Mrs. Tur­ onnblc nnd all work guaranteed.—E. ner Houser nnd shaking hands with S. Stenklcy. 4-lGtp his many old time friend.a Mr. Hill formerly resided here being in the grocery business for many years and LOST Is now on the road for( a chemical STRAYED OR STOLEN—ONE company and is progressing. HAY HORSE, SHORT MANE, SEVERAL URANUS OF IDEN­ TIFICATION. REASONARLE REWARD FOR ANY INFOR­ MATION LEADING TO RE­ COVERY OF SAME.—C. E. HENRY. 10-Gtn MISCELLANEOUS Twenty miles per gallon t 15,000 miles on tires, no repairs i» what Hupp owners say. FOR SALE—One trunk i 120d Palmetto Avc. fe k s fc fc iH h ftiss isim IF YOU WANT A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. AT A BARGAIN, LOOK THIS OVER. siding. Within four blocka of center REASON FOR SALE GIVEN.— BOOTH’S LUNCH ROOM, 217 SAN­ of city. FORD AVENUE. U -ltp Geo. V KNIGHT 272-tfc CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH FOR RENT MONEY FOR RENT—3.room furnished apart Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c ment over Herald office. Apply u and mall it to Foley A Co., 2835 Shef­ B. W. Herndon, Scminoio Hotel. field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, bath, for lightbouackeeplr.g. Good location. Apply "R. 8.”, care of Her­ ald Office. Q.tfc FOR BENT—Unfurnished rooms for housekeeping, light and water fur­ nished. Kates reasonable. 205 Osk tw n u s.___________________ • 6-2wp. Hendd want nda get results R A T IN E S ’ 3fl-in. wide, special, yard | 75c S ■ : ■ ' LACE H A N D BAGS ' j $2.50 j CLOTH j 1 S - t o - $ 10.00 i TRUNKS \ In pretty patterns, 30-in. wide, special, yard , 75c - s ■ ! • $9.00 ! — to — 1 $15.00 ,i y g S $4.00 79c 200 pairs of Ladies' Pumps and Ox­ fords in Patent, White and Black Kid, values up to $10.00, choice $2J*5.Woodrurf A Watson. 13-5td | $12.50 f 5 : TRANSPARENT ORGAN­ Gontmctora are making an excellent S U IT O ASES and steady progress on exratition D IE S FO R E A S T E R !j work In the Lake Worth drainage D R ESSES district. It is expected that this glgantic task, which,was begun in 1915 All colors, 36-In. wide, special, yard will have been completed .by mid­ summer, which will render each till­ i — to — • able acre of the 132,000 comprising the district susceptible of cultivation. Florida’ss greatest industrial and ag­ 5 _________________ l ricultural development is being japldly rounded Into shape In the western 5 part of Palm Beach County, where J - PAY C A SH ----the Florida Sugar and Food Products 3 Company, whose main southern office S is in Lako Wor.h, is now making in-' J Save on Your Buying The Savings HabitBuilds stallallon of machinery in its sugar ■ house, which will handlo augar from i "cane to carton." J Perhaps you have noticed that “righta” usually take care of themcetvea'if a man spends uis time de­ livering the gfeods. FOR RENT—Furnished and unfurn­ ished roomo, 206 Park Ave. 12-6tp Three furnished bed-rooms for rent In the new Miller building over the Dr. Ralph Stevens who holds the commission of Major In the reserve corps of the army is anxious to or­ ganize an ambulance corps for the National Guard of the State nnd needs 15 men for the corps. Any of the red blooded boys who wnnt to join the nmbulanco corps should see I)r. Stevens at his offico in the Peo­ ples Bank Building. jj j 8 > J Fortunes The Churchwell Co FIRST STREET WELAKA BLOCK �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922 bQljIRE El.iGii’.G.r i 1% - — . 77 8Y lia n d s D o w n A a I m p o r t a n t L eg al O p in io n LO U IS RICIIARH H E COLfLtv W o r COMpf*. \jo o to a o w tY ts — / T ev i y o u 'P /? iy » t C 6 £ T o r ? u /* it c wi_ - o** T/> y i - % ^ m *4 M M SPORTS h hi 1-4 fci f j R< ItcnuIlN Ycite-day FLORIDA STATK LEAGUE At Orlando 12, Jacksonville 0. At Tnmpn 7, St. Petersburg 17. At Ltkeland 3, Daytona 2. (■’■mrH Today Jacksonville at Orlando. Daytona at Lakeland. St. Petersburg at Tnmpa League Standing Won ... .5 Tampa ----St. Petersburg ........ .5 Daytona *.— ........ 44 L ak elan d ____ ............4 Jacksonville . . ............ 3 n Orlando .......... Lost 3 3 3 * 4 6 Pet. .626 .525 .571 .600 .429 .250 MAJOR LEAGUES TO BEGIN LONG CHASE FOR PENNANT TODAY n m ki x m BOWLING LEAGUE NOTES tei tej Pte *» ■a tei Ka tei mi tea ROTARY MOVES UP In n regular mach Monday night the Rotary Chib defeated the Mens Club by the very small margin of fifteen pins and moved up to second place, he Rotary Club won its fourth straight game while the Mens Club completed its fourth straight loss. There are hut a few more gnmes left of the present schedule and the Rotary Club ends the season with two games against the Congregation­ al Club and one more game with tho Kiwanls. In order to end in second place they must win at least two out of these three games. The Mens < lui,' schedule, fins been completed with the exception of two more games with the toil enders, the Kf. wnnis Club. By defeating the Mens Club Monday night the Rotary took away from them their Inst chance at the pennant and the Congregational Club has the first half pcnnnnt cinched. Monday nights game was one of those tail end thrillers, the Mens Club leading all tho way through until the Inst several frames of the spurts that put them ahead in the final count, fifteen pins. Britt roll'd high score with May second. It was done just like this: Rotary Itritt i ftr* 4uu ISO Knight .... ............. -.131 120 139 390 It. E. Stevens . . 92 III 140 373 Householder 127 125 152 105 Maxwell ........ 139 152 125 416 TOTALS .......... 2074 'tens Club May ..................... 113 145 457 Fox .. . 140 128 103 371 Betts .134 147 123 401 Ovorlin 143 129 155 438 Amann 111 111 288 Bennett 91 91 f1059 TOTALS ........ RATE HEARING WITH MELON GROWERS APRIL 18 The Southern Freight Rate Commisslon has called n conference in At­ lanta for April 18th with melon grow­ ers nnd representatives of tho Melon Growers' association to consider ndvices from freight associated lines that they will require prepayment on watermelons or a guarantee by prop­ erly executed bond. They will like­ wise decline to reconsign unless re- X c11 NEW YORK, April 12.—Major league baseball will nnke its 1022 debut in four eastern cities today. In the National League the New York Giants will entertain the Brooklyn Superbas at the Polo Grounds in this city, and Boston will appear again?! the Philadelphia team on the Intter's field. Ainerirnn League combinations which will assist in the opening are the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox, who meet in Boston, and tho New Y’ork Yankees anil Washington Senator* who meet in the Capital City. In all four cities elaborate cere­ monies have been planned to innrk the beginning of another long pennant chase, and while there is little like­ lihood of departure from the tradi­ tional flag-bedecked stands, band concerts, pnradcs of rival teams and the official throwing out of halls, the fans have shown undoubted desire to witness in person these preliminaries and tlie subsequent diamond battles. From uH the centers of today's baseball activities come similar tales (ongrcgationaU Min Another of unusual and urgent demand for In the Inst regular match between tickets, und it is likely that, given fair the Congregational Club nnd the weather, the opening games of the Mens Club the Conregntionals won season will set new attendance records with a good safe majority of over a The ease of tho New W k Giants is hundrc,, p{nfl. an example of the Interest being ( sevens, the Congregational Club*, shown in these initial contests, t o r mw mnn |mw|(>t| h,Rh „.on. with Pcn. several days past it has been impos. ningtnn second. Although Stevens sihly to purchase a reserved scat or name doe* not appear in the individ­ box in the huge baseball amphl-then- ual averages because he has not play­ tre at the Polo Grounds, notwith- ed in ten games, he is lending the Standing its seating capacity of more lcafM|, W|th nn nvt.rnR0 „ r , 07 nm| than 35,000. Hundreds of prosper- ^ ^e holds up, there are still enough live buyers have been turned away games left of the schedule to allow empty handed within the past 24 his name to appear as the best bowler hours nnd it is certain that there will for the first half. he a rush for unreserved seats ns The score wns ns follows: soon ns the gates of the park are Congregational flung hack. Balding 118 188 161 167 So far as the Eastern opening Pennington Ifit! |57 151 481 games are concerned, the teams ap­ Renaud .135 133 pear fairly well matched in the Na­ Stevens . . . 169 175 158 501 tional l eague. Brooklyn had the edge Randall 133 I H2 7 7 over the Giants in last year's series, Jewett 69 153 212 winning 12 out of 22 games played. TOTALS .................................. 2239 Against the Yankees in the Spring Mens Club exhibition contests the Superbas won May ....... 131 129 173 IT! eight out of 11 played in the South Bennett 122 Dll 136 119 nnd on the home diamond. Boston Ovcrlln 13(1 197 120 453 had decidedly the belter of the Phil­ Amann 150 111 103 424 lies during the 1921 sonsnn. Bette . . 1331 130 148 109 While the New York Americans TOTALS ................................ 2138 will he without tlie services of IIuImRuth and Boh Mousel, they should Stnndinc of the Clubs have a slight edge over Washington, W. L Pet. especially as Walter Johnson is not Congregational Club „ .. 10 .1 708 llkcty to t»e on the mound in the Ini­ 451 Rotary Club ......... (1 tial contest. 428 Mens Club 6 While the Red Sox appear to he Kiwanis C lu b .... .......... 4 333 atronger than the Athelotlcs, Connie Mock’s combination may Jump Into a Individual Averages lead at the expense of the Bostonians The individual averages of the play­ in the initial clash. ers participating in ten or more Britt, Rotary .................. 39 5525 140 Pennington, Cong. .......... 30 5000 140 Renaud, Cong. ________ 35 4810 137 Betts, Mens Club _____ 40 5472 130 Lloyd, Kiwanis ................ 30 4020 130 Ovcrlln, Mens C lu b _____ 4) 5574 135 Knight. Botary ...............30 6257 134 Householder, Ito tu ry ____35 4500 128 Bennett, Mens C lu b ____39 4997 128 R. E. Stevens, Rotary ...2 0 3303 127 Carter, K iw anis................ 18 2255 125 Bolly, Cong. ....... 33 4123 124 Dens, Rotary ____ 13 1007 123 J. S. Smith, Kiwanis ...3 4 4180 123 Fox, Mens Club ______ 17 1090 117 Randall, Cong. ...........10 1174 117 Henry, Rotary ................17 1971 110 Wight, Kiwanis ..............17 1941 114 Kent. Cong..........................15 1710 114 Jones, Kiwnnis ....... 15 1097 113 Jewett, Cong...................... 20 2209 113 H. I'. Smith, Kiwnnis ...11 1135 102 games, including the game Monday night, are as follows: G. TP Ave. Bower, Kiwnnis ..............30 4818 150 Bidding, Congregational.39 5019 164 Vaudeville Show, Men's Club, April May, Men* Club ............ 11 1505 146 C-tfc Amann, Mena C lu b ........ 20 2842 142 21st J. C. Manner of Orlando has been awarded the contract for tho erection of the school building at I-ake Worth at a cost of over |70,000. Ku Klux Klan. The gift was ac­ HUM companied by the following note: Mr. C. F. Russ, Apopka, Fla. Dear Sir—"Please accept this slight token of our wish to help you in your trouble and affliction. It is our sin­ cere hope that your health may soon BURKE RACK IN LIN EU P he improved." (Signed) KNIGHTS OF THE OKI,ANDO, April 12.—The opening KU KLUX KLAN game at home of the Orlando club will find the name of Manager Burke RADICAL RAIDS DEFENDED in the line-up. Burke was suspended by President Rose after being put out WASHINGTON, April 12.—Gener­ i of the game at Tampa on April 8. al defense of the radical raids of 1919 Manager Rurke had a hnlf hour con­ and 1920, conducted by -'rder of At­ ference with President Rose yester­ torney Gcnernl Pnlmor wns made In day morning. Just whnt took place I n report by Senator Sterling, repub­ at this meeting cannot he Darned, lican, South Carolina, chairman of hut it is understood the manner of the sennte judiciary investigating sub­ the conduct of managers was gone committee made public yesterday into thoroughly. Manager Burke with a supplemental report made by was reinstated and is hack in tho Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana, game on probation. attacking vigorously the raids and challenging conclusions of the Ster­ K. K. K. HELP APOPKA ling report PIONEER DURING ILLNESS Hear G. It. Pollock, of New York, APOPKA, April 12.—C. F. Russ, at the Princes? Theatre Thursdny n resident of Apopka, and one of the night, "Time of Restoration Near." pioneers of Orange county, who has Free! 13-2U: recently been confined to bis home on account of sickness, and unable to Colored Easter Eggs for sale at work, wns this week the recipient of Mobley’s Saturday. 13-5tp 105 Palmetto Are Sanford, Florid* a gift In the form of a sizable bill of groceries from the Knights of the The Herald, 15c per week, delivered u i i M i i a a i a i i i i i i i N i i i m consigning charges nnd additional freight arc prepaid or guaranteed. It is requested that melon growers dealers and representatives of the melon growers' association attend this conference. The Latest in SHEET MUSIC PIANO ROLLS Phonograph Records F. P. RINES W hy the 1022 U SCO Is b etter than Just a 51022 tire RJ|N N ovem ber 10,1921, the 30 x 3'/2 “ U sco" was m ark ed to sell tor $10.90. , This odd and closely figured price was the lowest quotation ev e r m a d e o n a n y tire o f known slumlords. A genuine pioneering step by the makers of U . S. Tires. « * « N ow comes a lot of different $10.90 tires being rushed into th e m ark et. " S p e c ia l” tires. "N ew " treads. U nfam iliar to look at—with ic rh a p s nn a tm o sp h e re of laving been m ade to meet the price. But the “Usco" still occupies a place by itself. A good old standby on millions of cars for years. B etter th a n it ever was. Still putting the emphasis on honest quality, even if it docs sell for only ten dollars and ninety cents. T h e $ 1 0 .9 0 tire w ith the record of a proven product. T he tire that people still buy for the dig­ nity o f its quality regardless o f the lo w a m o u n t they pay. f 7/ winn; th­ insM&f' United States Tires are Good Tires a /o ifis - IG2J U* 5. Tit* Ci», United S ta te s Tires United States ^ tetWArw fW s, W /ie r e Y ou C a l l IJu '* U. S. Tires: Rubber Company n . O U trt a n d V m n ri S r t t e ftimlMlIw tmIW tforU Frank Akers Tire Company, Sanford, Florida Edward Higgins, Inc., Sanford, Florida Runt Vulcanizing Company. Sanford, Florida I-awton Ilros. Co., Inc., Oviedo. Florida Midway Garage, Longwood, Florida. I. \V. Phillips & Sons, Sanford, Floridu �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,1922 DINANCE NO. 30 non.!, br U» C.IJ of Sanford, i to Ih. .» » of *62f.0«.00 for c r p a w « * p" ’" f h S r .o J C o M tm jfe* * Mn. \[ Avenue Northward Into the^Vati » ijKe Monroe, for the Extonof the Drainage and Sewerage Item for Constructing Paved, Mafcndied or Other Hard Surfaced t ”, and for Funding and Paying M0ot.u»dl»« Floating Indobtod, of the city Of Sanford Evidenced Vouchers Heretofore Issued and Ihorillng the M»>or of the City of dord. Florida, to call an Election Determine the Question as to the usnee of Said Bonds for the Afore- L d purposes. , Kbcreas, the City Commission of ■City »f .Hanford, Florida, deem it L iort nnd to the best interests of City of .Sanford. Florida, to is. bonds of the City of .Sanford. Flor, jn the sum of *025.000.00 for muIpa! purposes, the proceeds to be rlc! frem the sale of said bonds to ujeJ for the following municipal rposes, to-wlt: Hi Ituildinc Aiid conulnictinff n sitipal building for the housing of i municipal library of the City of nfnrd, Florida. |bi The Extension of Park Avct Northward into the waters of ke Monroe to enable the public to iil themselves of the right of comne and transportation afforded by ter, and to furnish the means of fss from the highway by land to hichwny by water for the use of . public. c| The extension nnd cnlarger.t of the drainage and sewerage tern of the City of Sanford, Florili.ii The construction of paved, Itcsdamized nnd othur hard surfaced Ire ts in the City of Sanford, Flori| if) The funding nnd paying of the ^standing floating indebtedness of City of Sanford. Florida, evidonc1/ the vouchers heretofore issued the City of Sanford, Florida, I Therefore, 1UK IT ENACTED HY THE PEOIV. OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, ll.OUll'A: Section 1. That a bond Issue in the [si "f M2"i,000.00, for the municipal si- enumerated nnd specifically t fo rth in t h e prcnmblc of this ordi».«•. !«•. a n d t h e same is hereby au* riieti, p ro v id ed , however, that b o ­ re .-aid bunds, n r a n y p a r t e ? r a i d r I* shall he is s u e d , this ordinance il! le fir-t a p p r o v e d by n majority te of t h e e le c to rs of t h e C i t y of irf. nl. w h o a r e ipialifii.fl to vote ns wn hy t h e r e g i s t r a t i o n nnd tnx »k* o f th e C ity , a t an election called 1 belli for t h a t purpose, at such am i in such manner as prcreribi by la w an d the ordinances of the ity of S a n f o r d , Florida. Ac tion 2. That said bonds shall he f the denomination of One Thousand liar- each, hearing Interest at the »tr i f ox per centum per annum, Inn t payable . enil-nnnually on tho i* days of July and January, said r! t, it,, numbered consecutively 1 to 625, both numbers Inclu>r. aid bonds to mature in the foj*ir..' manner, to-wlt: bonds to be inhered from l to 300, both numr* inclusive, shall be serial bonds; '•* maturity dates of bonds of this Is*" *' numbered from I to 300. ’•h tuunherM inclusive, shall be as fol>, to-wit: ! nd ■ numbered I to 30 to mature f Dt, 1025. * Fmd numbered from 31 to 00 to July 1st, 1026. 1. t d numbered from 61 to 00 to »iur. I uly 1st, 1027. fef’tid' numbered from 01 to 120 J nature July 1st, 1028. fi" 1 numbered from 121 to 150 to Uturr July 1st, 1020. ilr,i' numbered from 151 to 180 to July 1st, 1930. f! nds numbered from lfil to 210 to atur* July 1st, 1931. ^•nds numbered from 211 to 240 to “ lure Iuly i lti 1032. Sonds numbered from 241 to 270 wmitlirr July 1st, 1033. ^nd» numb,(red from 271 to 300 to «urc July 1st, 1034. r.!i to be numbered from 301 to *^1 both numbers Inclusive shall bear •w-.f date of maturity, bonds number* to 023, both numbers inclushall mature 30 years after date die issuance thereof; this entire Is** of bonds to be dated July 1st, 1922, Principal and interest of said 7^'' to bo payable ot some bank in City of New York, State of New Tirk. Section 3.--That it is the detorml^ m of the City Commission that •um of 115,000.00 will bo required p4T the cost of building and con' ’'-rting the municipal building for f bousing of tho municipal library the Citv of Sanford, and that the ■-•tnjcilon of said library building is pessary public improvement and b* of great benefit In its relation to the municipality of the City of San­ and FOR BONDS." ford, Florida. "Against the npprova! of thnt cer­ Section 4,—That the amount of tain ordinance of the City of Sanford, bonds required for the purpose set Florida, entitled, forth in Section 3 of this ordinance Is "An Ordinance Providing for nn Issue of Bonds by the City of the sum of $ 15,000.00, and the sum of Sanford, Florida, in tho sum of $15,000.00 of said proposed issue of $625,000.00, for Municipal Pur­ bonds is hereby appropriated for the poses; the Proceeds Derived from exclusive use and purpose of construc­ the Sale Thereof to be Used for ting and building said municipal build­ Building and Constructing a Mu­ ing referred to in Section 3, of this nicipal Building, for the Extension ordinance. of Park Avenue Northward Into Section 5.—That it is the determina­ the Waters of I.ako Monroe, for tion of the City Commission that the the Extension of the Drainage and sum of $07,000.00 will he required to Sewerage System, for Construct­ pay the cost of the extension of ing Paved, Mncndamizcd or Oth­ Park Avenue northward into the wat­ er Hard Surfaced Streets, and for ers of Lake Monroe to cnnlde the pub­ Funding and Paying tho Out­ lic to avail themselves of the right ox standing Floating Indebtedness of commerce and transportation afforded tho City of Sanford, Evidenced by by water, and to furnish the means of Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and access from the highway by land to Authorizing the Mayor of tho the highway by water for the use of City of Sanford, Florida, to Call the public, and that tho extension and nn Election to Determine the construction of Park Avenue north­ question ns to tho Issuance of ward into the waters of Lake Monroe Said Bonds for the Aforesaid Pur­ is a necessary public improvement and poses," will be of general benefit in its rela­ and AGAINST BONDS." tion to the municipality of the City of Section 15.—Thnt this ordinance Sanford, Florida. shall become effective immediately Section 6.—That the amount of upon its final passage nnd adoption. bonds r o a r e d for the purpose set Adopted on this the 10th day of forth j.'i Section 5, of this ordinance is April, A. D. 1022. the sum of $07,000.00, nnd the sum of CHAS. E. HENRY, $07,000.00 of said proposed issue of S. O. CHASE, bonds is hereby appropriated for the FOREST LAKE, cxclurlvc use and purpose set forth in City Commission of Section 5, of this ordinance. Sanford, Florida. Section 7.—That it is the determi­ Attest: nation of the City Commission that I- R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) the sum of $10,000.00 will be required City Clerk, Sanford, Floridn. to pay tho cost of the extension nnd enlargement of the drainage nnd se w ­ erage system of tho City of Snnford, Florida, nnd that the extension and enlargement of tho drainage and sew­ erage system of the City of Sanford, Florida, is a necessary public improve­ Whereas, The City Commission of ment and will bo of general benefit in the City of Sanford, Florida, on the Its rotation to the municipality. Section 8.—That the amount of 10th day of April, A. I). 1922, duly bonds required for the purpose set passed and adopted a certain ordi­ fortli in Section 7, of this ordinance nance entitled, “An Ordinance Providing for nn is the sum of $40,000.00, and tho sum Issue of Ronds by the City of Snn­ of $40,000.00 of said proposed issue of ford, Florida, in the sum of bonds is hereby appropriated for the $625,000.00 for Municipal Purpos­ exclusive use and purpose set forth in es; the Proceeds Derived from the Section 7, of this ordinance. Sale Thereof to be Used for Section 0.—That it is the determi­ Ruildlng and Contracting a Mu­ nation of the City Commission that nicipal Building, for the Exten­ the . urn of $468,000.00 will bo required sion of Park Avenue Northward to pay the cost of constructing certain into the Waters of Lake Monroe, paved, mnendamired and other hard for the Extension of the Drain, surfaced streets in the City of Snn­ age and Sewerage System, for ford, Florida, and that the said pro­ Constructing', Paved, Macadamiz­ posed paving and hnrd surfacing of ed or Other Hard Surfaced certain streets in said City is a necStreet , and for Funding and cessary public improvement nnd will Paying the Outstanding Floating be of general benefit in its relation to Indebtedness of the City of San­ the municipality. ford ll.iileiiiif] b> Vouchers Portion io. That th« .oouunl of Heretofore Issued, and Authoriz­ bonds required for the purpose set ing the Mayor of the City of forth in Section 9, of this ordinance i» Sanford, Floridn, to call nn Elec­ the sum of $108,000,00, and the sum tion to Determine the Question as of $108,000.00 of said proposed bund to the Issuance of Said Bonds for issue is hereby appropriated for tho the Aforesaid Purposes," exclusive use and purpose set forth in nnd Section 0 of this ordinance. Whereas said ordinance provides for Section 11.—That it is the determi­ nation of the City Commission thnt the issue of bonds by the City of San­ the present outstanding floating in­ ford. Florida, for municipal purposes debtedness of the City of Sanford, In the total sum of $625,000.00, the Florida, amounting to the sum of $35,- proceeds derived from tho tale of said 000.00 should be funded by the issu­ bonds to be expended in the following ance of bonds, and thnt said outstand­ manner, to-wit: 115,000.00 for building and con­ ing floating indebtedness should be paid, thereby improving the financial structing a municipal building for condition of said city, and that the housing the municipal library of the payment of said floating indebtedness city. will be of general benefit i.i its rela­ $67,000.00 for the extension of Park Avenue Northward into the wnters of tion to the municipality. Section 12.—That the amount of Lako Monroe to enable the public to lionds required for the purpose set nvnil themselves of the right of com­ forth in Section 11, of this ordinance merce nnd transportation afforded by is the sum of $35,000.00, nnd the sum water, and to furnish the means of of $35,000.00 of said proposed bond is­ access from the highway by land to sue is hereby appropriated for the ex­ the highway by water for the use of clusive use nnd purpose set forth in the public. $40,000.00 for the extension and enSection 11, of this ordinance. Section 13.—That, in accordancc largement of the drainage nnd sewerWith Section 7, of the Revised Ordl- «ge system of the City. nances of the City of Snnford, Florida, \ $468,000.00 for the construction of the Mayor of the City of Sanford,, paved, macadamized and other haul Florida, is hereby instructed, author­ surfaced streets in tho City, nnd $35 ,000.00 for funding nnd paying ized nnd empowered to call an elec­ tion to determine the question of the the outstanding floating indebtedness issuance of the bonds provided for by of tho City of Sanford. Floridn, evi­ denced hy vouchers heretofore issued this ordinance. Section 14.—That the form of the by the City of Sanford, Floridn. Snid bonds to he of the denomina­ ballots for said election shall he as tion of One Thousand Dollars each, follows, to-wit: hearing interest at the rate of six “For tho Approval of that certain ordinance of tho City of Sanford, en­ per centum per annum, interest pay­ able semi-annually nn the 1st days of titled July nnd January, snid lionds to la* "An Ordinance Providing for numbered consecutively from 1 to 625, nn Issue of Bonds by the City of but It numbers inclusive, said bonds to Snnford, Florida, in tho sum of mature in the following manner, to$625,000.00 for Municipal Purpos­ wit: bonds to be numbered from 1 to es; the Proceeds Derived from tho 300, both numbers inclusive, to be ser­ Sale Thereof to bo Used for ial bonds; the maturity dates of bonds Building and Constructing a Mu­ nicipal Building, for tho Exten­ of this issue to be numbered from 1 to 300, both inclusive, to la* ns fol­ sion of Park Avcnuo northward lows, to-wit: into the Waters of Lake Monroe, Bonds numbered from 1 to 30 to for tho Extension of the Drain­ mature July 1st, 1925. age and Sewerage System, for Bonds numbered from 31 to 60 to ConstructingPaved, Macadamized mature July 1st, 1026. or other Herd Surfaced Streets, Bonds numbered from 61 to 90 to and for Funding and Paying the Outstanding Floating Indebted­ mature July 1st, 1927. Bonds numbered from 91 to 120 to ness of the City of Sanford, Evi­ mature July 1st, 1028. denced by Vouchers Heretofore Bands numbered from 121 to 150 to Issued, and Authorizing the May­ mature July 1st, 1929. or of the City of Sanford, Flori­ Bonds numbered from 151 to 180 to da, to call an Election to Deter­ (nature July 1st, 1930. mine the Question as to the Issu­ Bonds numbered from 181 to 210 to ance of Said Bonds for the Afore­ mature July 1st, 1931. said Purpose*" PAGE THREE Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We state it u our honetc belieftbit the tobaccos used in Chesterfield ire of finer quality (ind hence of better tsite) than in any other cigarette at the price. Liam U Njtri C». 7 iv v\ ^ Chesterfield CIGARETTES IS r 0 ■ 9c o f T u r k is h a n d D o m e stic to b a cco s— b le n d e d i* Vacuum tin* of 50 - 45c Ronds numbered from 211 to 240 to NOTICE OF BOND mature July 1st, 1932. Bonds numbered from 211 to 270 to ELECTION mature July 1st, 1033. CHULUOTA INN Ronds numbered from 271 to 300 to On the Okeechobee B ra nc h of the Florida Hast Coast Railway, Chuluomature July 1st, 1031. ta , Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date bonds to tie numbered from 301 to 625, modern brick hotel, with private bath* and hot water heat. First both numbers inclusive, to Iwnr the class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $1210 per day; $10 to 118 per week, ac­ same date of maturity, bonds number­ cording to location of room. ed from 301 to 625, both numbers in­ clusive, to mature 30 years nftcr the MRS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Manager date of the issuance thereof; this en­ tire issue of bonds to be dated July 1st, 1022, both principal and interest of said bonds to be payable at some bank in the City of New York, Slate of ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a u a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a ■ New York. Whereas, prior to the issue of the bond* nl*nvo described, under tho char­ ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, the g “SERVICE THAT COUNTS" said ordinance proposing snid issue of m We handle everything in bonds must be approved by a majority i j vote of the electors of tin* City of San- • THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE ford, Florida, who are qualified to vote ■ as nhown by the registration and tax ■ Cnr Lots or Less. Ship us books of the City, at nn election called * and held for thnt purpose. |■ Ricliinond, Virginia Therefore, I, 4*. B. Henry, as Mayor of the t'ity of Snnford, Florida, under and by virtue of tho authority in me Vested hy the ordinances of the City of Sanford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry. S. O. Chase and Forest I ake, ns ComN O T I C E missioners of the City of Snnford,. ■ ■ ■ Florida, comprising the City Commis­ ■ sion of Snnford, Florida, do hereby MEN—You huvt* heard it hinted nrotmd that Tire.s nnd call an election to he held in the City Tubes were going up, hut here in u 25% REDUCTION, it of Sanford, Florida, on the 17th day marks the lowest prices in Tire history. of May, A. D. 1922, to determine the question by snid election then and (1,000 Fabric. 10,000 Cords there to la* held, whether the said or­ dinance proposing said isrtio of bonds 30X.T/2 $14.40 $ 9.45 shall he adopted, approved ami con­ 32x4 16.25 23.35 firmed by tho electors of said City, nml whether the bonds provided for III 33x4 17.00 24.00 said ordinance shall he issued by the 34x4 17.25 24.65 City of Sanford, Florida, in tho man­ a ■ ner and for the pur[*oscs in said ordi­ 34x4 */2 20.00 31.60 ■ nance provided nnd set forth. 33x5 .................... ....... 21.00 37.50 And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor of tho 36x6 59.50 City of Sunford, Floridn, nnd we, C. ■ ■ E. Henry, S. 0. Chase and Forest 40x8 111.50 a Lake, ns the City Commission 6f the DIRECT-Eactory-to-users prices. You will probably never a City of Snnford, Florida, do hereby see ns low prices again. These prices subject to change ■■ appoint H. K. Tolar, C. L. Britt nnd without notice. F. P. Hines, Inspectors of said elec­ ■ ■ tion, and W. M. Haynes, as Clerk of ■ said election. a ■ The said election hereby ordered and a called t« be held on the said 17th day M of May, A. D. 1922, shall i*e held nnd a GAS—OIL—BATTERIES—AIR—WATER—SERVICE ■ conducted in the manner prescribed by the ordinances nnd charter of the City of Sanford, Floridn. WITNESS the hands of C. K. Henry, ns Mayor of the City of Snnford, Flor­ ida, nnd C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and *'orcst Lake, ns Commissioners, com­ posing the City Commission of tho City of Snnford, Florida, attested by PURE CRYSTAL ICE 1.. II. Philips, Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, and the corporate Now Delivered in Sanford seal of the City of Sunford, Florida, on this the 10th day of April, A. D. [ CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY Ray Brothers ICE! Phone 548 ICE! -Car on Trnck at Freight Depot, City Delivery- 1022. . » CHAS. K. HENRY, As Mayor of the City of Snnford, Florida. CHAS. E. HENRY, S. O. CHASE, FOREST LAKE, As the City Cornmlsaion of the City of Sanford, Florida . BETTER ICE CHEAPER SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Attest: CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY I R. PHILIPS. (SEAL) 101S Weat F lril Street City Clerk of the City of 1018 We«t Firat Street Sanford, Florida. April 12-19-26; May 3-10-17. Wc still have n few of those beauti­ ful Easter Greeting Cards, hand-paint­ ed nnd others nt the O. T. O. Gift Shop. «S-3tp POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE H \i �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1922 l*AGE I O U R of Tampa has bean completed for two mUsioner in that district says It will REVOLUTIONISTS READY TO START yean or more and it has a border of be hardsurfsced with clay in the near BUSINESS IN white end pink oleanders that have future. Fak1Utr4 «*»rr > t u r »««« t m i l B ay M I k * I l m M ■ • I M lii, If you have occasion to drive to Orflowered and are a thing of beauty MifMlIt A n , l i i l n A i r u . (Hr Tk* AtiorUi,! and a joy forever to the motorists Undo from Titusville, by all means go EL PASO, April 12.~TVh? and the people traveling this fine via Mims, Southmere and Oviedo-you secret service mer. laid highway. Almost every south Flor- will save both time and mileage, 1*1 IIL1S1IKII* before Juares officials poliy^ ids county U endeavoring to beautify Titusville Advocate. in El Paso purchasing horsta * the highway.! and Seminole c o u n t y ----------- * N. J. nition for revolutionary e.tw £ should begin at once to plant trees FAIRBANKS WANTS TO C. to Mexico in thU vicinity. ** and shrubs and the idea of oleanders CLIMB MT. EVEREST AlirtlUlag U good for the cattle will not eat -------Free lectufe, Princess. TV,* oleanders we understand. The county Douglas Fairbanks has a new pet A lM irf l l l i r r l i l l i i I’rlff ........U commissioners could find out how ambition. He want* to climb to the p- mNow that Seminole County and the Oa* Year _ _ _ _ _ _ ■ U M o a l k a ____________ wide their new roads will be and plant top of ML Everest, the world's highcity of Sanford are thinking about new oleanders and trees far enough from est peak and one which, thus fur, has Oa* w«.lli,W ,< *J __ i s 'o a t a paving of roads snd streets it would the road that they would not be in defied mankind to find out what's upTk* ki« izis- m s * w ~klT H*e- ■* weI1 t0 investigate the various aM * a t t r * i r *•»**• s*attaai* c«aai7 kinds of paving and while getting the the way of farther improvements and on its top. a a S li iik l l ik r A e v ery F r U i ; . A i m , ,, , . when the roads are widened the work* Doug confided this ambition in the t la l a s r a t* * m a d * k a « w a * a a * * t : « - very* best that money can buy at the t l a a . D e a v a e r a t l r l a y e ll I I r a . I X M p e r same time investigate the kind that men could be cautioned about breakcourse of a description of an Oriental ilw iyi la aSiaar*. ing down any of the shrubbery as tour which he intend* to take with the PRKSB not mean so much in freight Mk Mill: it a s so r t a t k i) rates. We know that the btick roads they put in new road materials. It wife—"Our Mary"—when boht can When a man keeps In step with a is high tin e that Seminole county spare the time from their many arduin time gone by have given service, woman, he haln't got muon mental was looking after the beautification 0u* duties of picture production. we know that the grouted brick road* gtor* an(j taking advantagTrf1 Now the Orlando Sentinel is trying wtrv an innovation over the ordinary' energy left for anything else. of nil the roadway, in the county. It Douglas Fairbanks will appear in of ^ unusual values , t v, ' to prove that the Reporter-Star is a brick road with no concrete shoulders, is a work In which all the clubs and the leading role of “The Three Musfor yotl I “street walker.” A suit for libel is we know that brick while undoubtedly these rep ain can be made when need­ societies and sehoola would be inter- koteers" at the Star Theatre Friday cejvwj amJ at prlee| ,h' in the offing. the best material, costs so much in ed much money ran be saved the ested and the work could be faeililat- And Saturday of this week. Rivers Brothers, Sanford Atz^" freight rates as to be almost impos- county and the tax payen and the ed by the co-operation of all the civic “How long will the timber last" asks *ible- to purchase. We know that cer- idea of floating the W nds and firof the c°anty. Sait ater call w *m cr Mullet, Jiunn, 10c iur lb. III, Tillis’ *•■■■» ...-------- fcfs the Leesburg Commercial. \S e don t tain kinds of asphalt roads are bet- ing the roads now and building thedu,t a little money and a little little Market Phone 299, 311 Sanford Ave- Free lecture. Princess. Thcrvi* know but the way they arc alaughter. ter than others, we know that the bridge thus giving Seminole county w*tchful care for a few months nue. 14-3tp p. m. ing it and wasting it here in this roads recently constructed with an oil the best of roads and a good bridge at wou'd «x>nbe rewardedby one of the _____________ county it will not be long. surface are no good and will have to one crossing of the St. John, river mo,t beautiful counties in the state ----------- 0----------lie gone over with an asphait surface will be worth more than double all ‘n l^e °* flowers and trees and •■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■**■■ ■ Baseball opens today In all the big t0 , ave what we have already put the money that will be levied by taxes Sbnibs. leagues, Florida league has been down. We know that certain kinds and the extra taxation that will re----------playing for the past week but the 0f aro better than other* for a suit from more bonds. The bridge 21j HOC Its TO ORLANDO big ones have been waiting for today foundation and for oil penetration, we will soon pay for itself and then can -to bring on the of'icial opening. know enough now about road building be made a free bridge thus again, By the reconstructed Mims-South0 ~ ^ o w nothing. But—we can al- demonstrating that Seminole county is rnere-Oviedo road the auto trip from Seventy five school teachers from WAy* live aruj !earn and living and one of the most progressive in the Tlttievtlln k tnc r*ew r.nunna niaus wt rt nere u>- learning mean* the examination of state and is governed by business day on the Clyde Line. They had other roads in the state that have men and peopled by tax payers who ^ •',jr’i heard so much about Sanford that been down as long as our brick roads believe in spending money where it bi* Buick car, carrying six pasthey just had to visit the city and anj seemingly arc jn better condition will do the most good. The bonds ’‘en^rr*, J. J. Parrish made the trip Do not try to pay bills without a checking see it for themselves. now. We a j50 know that the nine foot voted yesterday were different from *n “ 4 hours on Wednesday, returning roads are a thing of the past and no the ordinary bond issue as they ,n c‘5tac-IJ" the same time. account. Lake Monroe ought to be proud of matter how solidly built they may meant saving what we already have. The distance by the speedometer on her vote against the bonds especially have been ’the constant traffic over It was very much like the man who Mr- Parrish's car wss M S miles. By If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. when their road right through the the same surface will break them up has a fine car that is needed in his *he usual traveled route, via New town will be repaired among the first, in time and the traffic now demands a business and a minor break occuring ■''■myrna it is 91 miles—a saving of Endorsed checks are legal receipts; ami, be­ made wider and made better and the wider road. the man leaves the car in the garage mile* by the new route, sides, with a checking account, you san k«p people of Monroe will profit thereby. With this knowledge gained it would because the repairs would cost Donaldson, of Southmere, «ays ----------- *»----------be well for our county commissioners something and while the car is in distance from Titusville to Orl&nan accurate record of your expenditures. A Lion's Club is being formed in and our city commissioners to inves- the garage he is losing money by not do ** ^ miles; but Mr. Parrish’s Jacksonville. If any more clubs are ligate every kind <f paving in the having the use of the car in his daily 'Pedom eter registered 55V, miles, The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites formed in Sanford we will need a poor state before putting down any more business. Roads that cannot be used The road aero*, No-Man's-Land in House Club to take care of those of roads. There is n kind of asphalt or that are going to pieces for the Volusia county is rough in places, but vou to become one of its customers. uh who have reached the limit. We brick being put down on the roads and lack of a few dollars spent on their rao,t *' is easily negotiated. The are being literally "clubbed to streets of South Florida towns that improvement are a source of expense, “Pproach to the Upper St- Johns rivdeath." looks mighty good. The Memorial inconvenience, poor returns, bad busl- t,r ** over a Ifood bridge that crosses -----------o Highway between Tampa and Oldsmar noss. sloughs cast of the river; and a Now that the bonds for improving on t*le west coast is built of this block To build good roads and let them anJ roomy ferry, easy to drive the roads have passed by such a nnt* 11 *• wearing mighty fine, is fall into decay is poor busineis judg- on> the river in one minute, handsome majority the bridge at Os- *mooth and while soft in summer on ment ar;d the Herald wishes to conThe worst stretch of sandy road is teen will be built and the tolls on the aCf°“nt of the asphalt coating on top rratulate the people of Seminole in Seminole county west of the river. Monroe bridge will be lowered accertainly easy riding and easy on "°unty upon their big vote for the A number of men are now working on m cordingly. What a grand thing for lhv Dr** an(* 1* standing the strain of bonds Tuesday. that piece of road. The county comthe people. heavy traffic admirably. There is also R means better roads, more roads, _ a sheet asphalt road that seems to be a drawbridge instead of a ferry, a bet- l a a i a a a i i a a i a a i B i i B i B a a a i i i B a a i a i a i B a a a a a i i M i a a M i i a a a a i a H i i B a a a B a a i i a a a a a i a i i i n We note by the papeci that they *r J l»»ting in quality and will ter county in many ways and Pr<>‘ ■ . . . . . 1____ ____________________________________________________________ _____ ______ l . L .L .. are going to .have that bathing parade L>ear investigation. What Sanford cressiv* commonwealth that spells ■ in St. Petersburg. Probably nave it wanli and what Seminole county success, progress, civicbeauty, good ■ while the Presbyterian meeting is in wants is some good materialthat can | business. ® progress. We were down there last 1* ®*d# partly here and will not cost Seminole county of the piun- 3 week and we want »n Irnw *rby Buck — much in freight rates. Brick is t,cr* in good roadbuilding in the Turner and F.d Naugle did not pull it K°°^ and there are few materials that i» holding her lead and will then. . w'ill take its place but we will never continue to do so as long as the pro-----------o----------- r a>' the exorbitant freight rates again «res*ive citizenship thinks along We have received a communication ,,n brick for road building. * these broad line*. from the Navy League or some such R w-ould be well for the citizens ----------- o---------organization telling about the great generally to give thii matter serious SO LET US FORGET THIS danger of cutting down the navy, thought now before any more paving . GASOLINE TAXYes, yes, we know it, we know i t ** done. It will pay us in the long run Taking nwa> the jobs of n bunch of to investigate and to give our officThat Florida's gasoline tax law is chnir warmer* will always meet with the benefit of all the knowledge invalid, is a ruling handed down by || the disapproval of many of the gained. Road building in this fast the supreme court. Such a tax has ■ C. W.’s but the common people want growing community is one of the big­ been In ten months' operator, yield- ■ the government to cut the expenses gest problems that confronts u s t o ­ ng $•'■00,000. Lawyers are agog, gaso- J day. of ships and men and put them to line consumers realize that they have ■ doing something useful. been undergoing another extracting a SEMIN01.K HOLDS HER OWN process, and there is no likelihood 2 We were way dowm in the peninsula that the money can be refunded. In J Seminole county yesterday again the other day and noted the farm* the meantime the state road depart- ■ demonstrated that it is one of the as h passed. There were so many ment is not cancelling any projects. w most progressive counties in the acre* of fine cabbage being plowed up Just what share ( f this fortune is J that it made u* sick at heart. The state when It comes to road building same thing happened to our cabbage aRd ™*king all necessary improve- South Florida’s ? If the money rould J grower* here. It ought to make the 011,1,11 I°r 'be benefit of the residents be refunded how much w, u!d Orange a £ railroads sit up and take notice for ant^ tourist*. Having a fine county g et! Copjrig. t Hart Schaffnrr . .if*It would seem that there is no re5 the deluge will follow. All of this °f pood road* and finding fine cabbage would have been shipped deteriorating at many course left for the motorists but to * to northern markets men at a small l^bil* it was thought advisable by take their medicine. Bill Jones price if the railroad rate could have 'be l" ard of county commiasioners to J,m Johnson are very philosophic been cut. $100,000 worth of time warrants about the matter as it is another cas _______ 0 _ <n priviledge made possible by a law °* 'he public paying the freight me 2 / The Winter l’ark Bust says that the ,-raf' r<l through the effort* of ForThe fortune has been collected, some Republican leader. W. R. O’Neal took '■,t •'“ke while he was in the house { :t ha* gone thither and som,- hither ■ aide* with the negro Republicans and ,,f representatives) and with these 'here appears no serious reason t “mistered" them here and there in the tin,c w *'rann the work of improving " h> torthar expense shoi ld be en- 2 convention to gtt their votes. If the tho rwa<l5 and *1m building a steel vo'T*“ ronrenlng the legislature in J Post talk* right out in meeting like drawbridge at the Osteen ferry could session or of hiring b«>okVeep- J this they will take aw ay their black be accomplished. The matter was •‘r*- adding machines and ready reck- a and tan patronage and Bro. Wendler brought to the attention of the Cham- bnfr* discover where's the cash 2 ■will have to fall lack on the “lily ber of Commerrr. the various clubs -,r;d b°w much i» extent. Just forget and organizations, the people in gen- *'• ~ era! all over the county and the over" f suffer for the nonce while we whelming majority for the bonds yes- r a>' auto, county, state . personal, ■ a terday proves that the work of the income, school, luxury, tobacco, 2 commiasioners was approved by the war. peace, occupation, leal, poll and a ■ people and their judgment in regard inheritance taxes and innumerable 1L ■a a to floating the time warrants was censes, and then by a process of ■ sound. When in the history of any "hocus pocus" we forget about it. So 2 county or city or private enterprise let us forget this gasoiinr tax. which a it becomes necessary to raise money has been illegally collected, if such a aa for improvements it is always good thing is possible for an overtaxed business judgment to borrow money man— Orlando Sentinel, and make the needed improvement* and by making them save twice the BEAUTIFY THE HIGHWAYS FIN E ASSORTMENT OF sum of money in stopping deterior­ a ■ ation and loss of time and money. While Seminole county is not thru EASTER CANDIES * Our roads need repairs, they will con. with road building and we know that a tinue to need repairs but once they all the new roads will be wider and 2 are repaired right they will last for it might be a good idea to wait until ■ many years with minor repairs made our main highways are made over bcI’fconca 497-49< ■ by the road supervisor on the job all fore planting tree# and shrub* and MELAKA BLOCK Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 2 'be time. Roads are like railroads, yet are we not losing time waiting? I a a B a a a B a a B B B B a a a a a a a a a B a a S , 'bey need repairs ail the time and if The new Memorial Highway south SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. white*" for hi* support. Don’t you know that the leaders of the Repubparty in Florida only us* the in politics because they “can use” them when the time comes and don't you know they use them only to keep the patronage for themselves ? The Post evidently intends to keep up its policy of making a real white Republican party in Florida. ----------- e — -----DIFFERENT KINDS OF PAVING U NCLE HANK A CHECK ON Yourself ] The Peoples Bank of Sanford • jlf Your Clothes Have Style Most likely they have everything else you want. It* doesn’t pay to put Rood style into poor fabric. Good style always means careful tailoring-. 2 j DEANF TURNER i If you choose your clothes for Style you are on the right road—provided the price is right. You always get this in HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES at our 1922 prices. S a n f o r d jShoe 8C Clothing Company �. TV-' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922 PAGE FIVE that every member of the Guild bo present, and the preildent aaka th a t every one be preaent and pleaae bo on time, matters of special importance f u bu UAICJKH. Society Editor, must be attended to at once. I'hone 217-W deon pleated crepe do chine, and car­ ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B B a B B B a B B B a B B B B B B aB B aaa B aaaaa aaaaa aaaa aaaaa aaaaa aaaaa aaaaa ai ried a basket of pink and white, the handle tied with a fluffy bow of tulle. The groom entered with his best man, Mr. Nicholas Roth, of Norwood, Ohio, and was met at the altar by tho 1/ * " * ,“ ■ a a rw lia ra » r w a t u PIPE ORGAN CLUB bride. - * * 7 * “ , V 7 t* • art- t « l » r l a l « U ( i w r it * k«M>> m r “ ? " tk(a j i p a n n H i l . c t v t a s Mias Mnrthn Fox was hostess to a The bride, who enered with her fath­ " -* • '• pleasant meeting of the Pipo Organ er, Mr. L. Y. Bryan, by whom she was L «rrallr apprrrlale*Club Monday afternoon at her home given in marriage, was lovely in n f j n s is t on Oak Avenue. handsome cont suit of navy blue tri­ SOCIAI. CALENDAR Oood Several matters of club interest cotine, with hat and other accessories were disposed of and plans made for Iflwrrday-M r*. C. £ Henry will enof grey nnd her flowers were a cor­ tcrtain the memben of the Mcrrio new work. The reports of chairmen sage of bride's roses. Matron* Bridge Club at her homo of standing committees show enthus­ An informal reception was held af­ iasm in nil lines. . on Magnolia avenue. ter the wedding, tho young couple Thursday-Call meeting of the S t After the adjournment of the busi- leaving in their car for a short trip Agncs Guild at the home of Mrs. ness session Miss Fox served a most keeping their destination a secret. Archie Betts at three o’clock. (tempting ice course. The bride is tho only daughter of f Thursday—Mrs. Ed Betts will enter­ Club members present wore: Mes- Mr. and Mrs. L. Y’. Bryan, nnd hns tain the members of the Bon ton dames A. M. Phillips, Kent Rossitcr, spent her girlhood in this city, and is Bridge Club at her homo on Park Sinnh Brsy, Charles Ryan, Powell a very charming young woman. She an ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■■ • •■ ■ ■» avenue, complimenting Mrs. Brax­ Methvinc, Gntchcll Farrell, Hall* has been entertained at several de­ a n ■ ■ ■ llll■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l■ l ■■■■■■■■■■■IB l ■ l l ■ l ■ ■ ■ • ■ ' • ton Baggett, a recent bride. Craig Harris, Merriwcther, Mac Al- lightful pre-nuptial affairs, and her •■>■■■■■■■■■«■■>■! l ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ l l ■ l a a i a a B a a i a a . . Friday— Mrs. Fred Williams will en­ istcr and Misses Jeanette Lalng and marriage is of deep interest to her ^ , w S m Jw , i m i JL<ss»,».s».a< <.«•< tertain the members of the Book Martha Fox. numerous friends. Lovers Club at her home on Oak Mr. Hoffman is one of Snnford’s FOR SALK BY ALL GROCERS HOFFMAN.BRYAN young business men, being connected avenue. Monday—Grand Esster Bali at the A heautifui event of interest to n with the llof-Mac Battery Co. Among the out-of-town guests nt Parish House at nine o clock. • •wide circlr of friends was the mnrSaturdny—Story Hour will be held at r|aKC this morning at ten o’clock of the wedding were Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. four o’clock at Central Park. Miss Gladys Lorraine Bryan and Mr. Carlton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Appleby, Saturday—Little Miss Caroline Hill 'Wilbur Dewey Hotfman, which wna nnd Miss Myrtle Appleby of Arcadia; will entertain a number of her solemnized at the home of tho bride’s Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hoffman nnd Miss Free Bible lecture, “God’s King­ seam nnd fashioned ditchings, double young friends at nn Paster Egg brother and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. I.cs- Alice Hoffman, of Eustis, ami Mr. dom Soon to Come." Princess Theatre, sole, heel and toe. shaped close fitting Hunt at her homo on Fourth St., 'p* Bryan n M m avenue, I)r. S. ami Mrs. Nicholas Roth of Norwood, B EG AN I O T W A T E R Thursday night. Come. 13-2tc ankle. Colors, black, white and cordo­ at four o'clock. W. Walker officiating, in the pres Ohio. M H N I O N G T O O van. Easter sale price |1.25. Also Saturday—Cooked Food Sale and erne of many friends and relatives of a very nice nnd complete line of every­ *a *a to *•» ha Easter Sale by the members of the the ycung couple. .MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER T O ir r IF E E L R E G IT thing in socks, threo quarters and Pipe Organ (dub nt Donne Turners The vurious rooms of this spacious Miss Allic (Tillon entertained most full length hose for men, women, boye, Siys glass of hot water with Store. heme wore opened en suite nnd beau­ delightfully at a Miscellaneous show phoaphata bafora breakfaet na girls and infants at Easter Sale tifully decorated. Over the windows, er Monday afternoon nt her home on wash*# out poisons. prices. Don’t fail to seo our show­ C. E. Wlldmnn or Thomasville, is in doors, nnd mantles were graceful Palmetto avenue, in honor of Miss ings before buying. Rivers Brothers, the city cnlling on his old friends. asparagus ferns. In the living and Gladys Bryan, a bride-elect of this Sanford avenue. 6tf-2wt If you wake up with n bad taste dining rooms and library tho mantles week. White nnd green, the wedding col- bad breathe . . . nnd tongue is coated; if FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Rev. J. N. Thompson, of Oviedo were banked with ferns and potted Vaudeville Show, Men’s Club, April ne,l,nKj w*int 0flt was in the city yesterday attending plants nnd wicker huskets of white ,,r* were used in the decorations for your hl'm} 21st G-tfc olennders. In the living room the this pretty party, quantities of frng sour* nnd forms acid in stomach, or The friends of l). L. Thrasher nn to business. you uio bilious, constipated, nervous, nounco his candidacy for the position ■ ..wedding vwM xift color* of white nnd i green s * * ' - " i rant i i i u awhite u n i ' »carnations •• • l u ik iu iic i mnnd i u nsnap n n | - i drag n , Mr* J. B. Coleman left this morning were most effectively carried out, tall on* combined with fern were effective1,m nn' 1l'n,‘ 1 J“ st r‘K ‘ Counly ( ‘,mm,**,onor l)"'tr u * Sparton Horn Service for Orlando where she will have an pedestals of white entwined with |y used. The Seal of Honor, was of ' ’r,',k M °r" 1. knowing that ho will a t all -AToperation on her rose. ferns, on which were white wicker j white with ferns nnd tulle. ^ ‘,m” l ° d®in* U’* baskets, filled with white oleanders,1 As the guests arrived they were re- ™M>oonful of .mestono phosphate he see. it and that the county will lh« nnd h"'« » *'u,ine« "lnn ln Ulrlrt No- 1 Sanford Battery Service \V. E. Towlandor of the East Coast were plated to form an aisle. In one quested to draw a picture of the m “ • r#hls w,n groom, this afforded much merriment. toi n* fr° m Uvcr’ nnd * conscientious worker for the Lumber Company of Fort Pierce was comer was the arch, it too, was of Company some of tho drawing being real clever. *ndl,b° 7 U nnd cleanse, sweeten and people of the whole country.-Paid in the city yesterday attending to white entwined with fern, nnd it was purify the entire alimentary tract, political Advertisement. , , business nnd shaking hands with old here that the solemn words were spok- After the drawings, the guests were . . . # „ ,i. l)o your inside bathing immediately ked to write bits of advice for the , . SANFORD MATTRESS FAC­ ns frlends. c-n. -------As the guests assembled a beautiful bride, these were put in capsules nnd upon arising in the morning to wash FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. TORY out of the system nil the previous Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Tyler of Lako musical program wns rendered under given to the bride to lie rend while on day’s poisonous waste, gases nnd sour B, C. ECHOLS, Prop. The friends of John Mcisch an­ Onorn. nnd their guests Mr. nnd Mrs. the direction of Mrs. Roy Appleby, as her "honey moon." "Old Mattre** Made New and bile before eating more food. nounce his candidacy for tho position Mrs. Porter Pitts rendered several C. A. Higgins, nnd Mrs. L. Von follows: "A Dream" (Littn Lynn), New .Mattre** Made tu Order" To feel like young folks feel; like 0f founty Commissioner for District Zandc, spent tho past week In Tampn Mr*. Roy Appleby; "Until" (vocal) by- songs nnd piano selections in her us­ French Avenuo nnd 17th Street you felt before your blood and mus- j,’0f o, knowing that ho will at all St. Petersburg and other points on Mrs. Appleby, accompanied by Mrs. S. ual charming manner. cles became loaded with body impuri- (|mra )*. found doing his full duty as Late in the afternoon, little Misses the West Coast W. Walker; "For You Alone" (P. J. ties, get from your pharmacist a he secs It and that the county will BBaBaMBBBBBBBBBBa ■ » » ■ ■ ■ ■ O’Rlelly), Maurice Hclnton. During Dorothy Gore uml Juanita McMullen quarter pound of limestono phosphnto have n business man In District No. 2 the ceremony, "Souvenir" (Frnnk entered, bearing n large basket of WESTMINSTER CLUB which is inexpensive nnd almost nru] n conscientious worker for the The regular business meeting of tho Drdla) was solemnly rendered. The "groceries" which they presented to tasteless. people of the wholo country.—Paid Westminster Club was held Monday bridal chorus by Lohengrin, wns used the honorce, the hnsket containing Men nnd women who are usually political Advertisement. afternoon with Miss Zcta Davidson at ns processional, while Mendelssohn’s many lovely gifts, which were opened constipated, bilious, headachy or have ( -------Wedding March, was used as rccea- ami greatly admired. her home on Magnolia pvonue. nny stomach disorder should begin For Counly Commissioner Following the presentation of the this inside bnthing before break-1 After the business had been trans- sional. I hereby announce my candidacy for "shower," the hostess assisted by 9 m**♦ A fl c iirrv r Miss Allic Gillon, ns maid of honor, acted, a social hour wna enjoyed, tho the position ot county coinminnioncr kM U j L 1 1 huites# serving ice cream, cakes and entered first, wearing a fetching irock Misses Ruth and Urnco Gillon served for District No. 2, subject to the de­ of Mack satin heavily beaded, and tempting refreshments consisting of a punch. Meet mo at the Eauter Bull. 12-IRc cision of the Democratic primary to be worn with a black picture hat, her snlnd course with accessories followed All (he (.iitoMt Popular Hits held Juno Gth, 1022. flowers wero nn arm bouquet of pink by grape ice. CALL MEETING OF THE ST. Free lecture, Prince**, Thursday M WALTER HAND. Miss Gladys Bryan wore cm this oc­ p. m. rose huds, AGNES GUILD A. II. CHASE, LESTER AND U»ltc casion n most becoming frock of blue Mnrthn Elmedn Hrynn, niece of ths There will be a call meeting of tho PREMIER PIANOS For Counly Commissioner St. Agnes Guild, Thursday afternoon bride, ns flower girl, preceded the taffeta, combined with grey, with a Your shoe money goes farthest at . n . ru j I announce my candidacy for the poat three oclock nt the home of Mrs. birde scattering rose petals. She wore large black picture hat. our store. Peter* Diamond Brand , , . . sition of County Commissioner for the UPRIGHT PLAYERS, GRANDS Among those invited to meet this shoes Archie Betts. It is very Important a dainty little costume of pink aecorare solid leather throughout. t l l J J J v,_ charming honoree were Mrs. L. V. New spring stock Just received com­ Ditdrict No. 2 subject to the decision primary to be held EDISON AND RUSSELL Bryan, Mrs. Leslie Bryan, Mrs. II. prising the new nnd good things f or , of the...Democratic , ssiBBBississsRBsnssnnsnziRisBSBnnrsiiRNHssBiisisaNi My decision to enter E. Carlton of Arcadia, Mrs. Porter every member of tho family. See our PHONOGRAPHS ■ I’itts, Mrs. J. M. Gillon, Mrs. S. E. the race wns made at the earnest re­ styles nnd hear our prices. We save quest of ninny friend* and i promise Gillon, Mrs. Lonnie McMullen, Mrs. E. you money. Riven Brothen, Santhat if elected to servo the best inter­ J. H. HINTERMISTER J. Taylor, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. W. ford avenue. fitf-w2t est* of the entire county. A. Lester, Mrs. Ernest Brolherson, PIANO CO. JOHN W. BELL. Mrs. I.orctta Brothcrson, Mrs. Tolar, Have you a "hearing ear?" Then Welnkn Hlork sr., Mrs. Tom Moore, Mr*. Schello hear tho lecture at the Princess The* For County Commissioner Maine.*, Mrs. Gertrude Cnrroway, Mrs. nlro, Thursday, 8 p. m. Free. Dl-2tc Having served the people of SendVivian Kpeer, Mrs. Ralph K. Gore, Misses Mary Howard, Edith Magee, Just arrived an entire now line of mde County ns commissioner since tho Henry McLaulin, Jr. Rubn Williams, Annie Lee, Ruth nnd dainty favor* for Easter, weddings county wns established, I will again bo Grace Gillon, Dorothy Gore and and all occasions.—O. T. 0. Gift Shop. a candidate for the position of County OITICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Commissioner from the Third District Juanita McMullen. 13-Dtp subject to the decision of tho Demo­ SOCIAL DEPARTMENT HELPED HER MOTHER WONDER- cratic primary to be held June G, 11)22. C. W. ENTZMINGER. The annual businc** meeting of the FULLY Social Department of the Woman’s For Representative Club wns held yesterday afternoon nt In theso days of "flu," cough*, rolds, JUST RECEIVED the club room*. It wns also election croup and whooping cough, it is well GUI’S AND At the earnest request of many Several barrels of officers, the following officers be­ to know that every year there are friends I have decided to become n 212 East. 1st 8t. SAUCERS ing elected for the coming year: -rued more bottles of Foley’s Honey candidate for the position of represen­ ICE TEA GLASSES Chairman, Mr*. R. A. Newman; vice- and Tar than of nny other cough tative from 8ominolo County subject Japanese Designs Special price for V -j dozen chnirmnn, Mr*. A. P. Connelly; *ec- medicine. Mrs. 8. L. Hunt, 515 W. Gth to the decision of the Democratic Vr*’ Set of G rotary nnd treasurer, Mr*. Howard I . gt Cincinnnli( o h i{)> writcs: "Foley’s rnary to be held June Gth, l'J22. Hav­ Smith; rhnirman membership commit­ Honey nnd T.ir relieved me of a hack­ ing served for threu terms us repre­ Chapped h a n d s tee, Mr*. Frank Miller; finance chair­ ing cough, tickling in the throat, sentative nnd knowing the needs of a n d faces n e e d n ’t man, Mr*. J. D. Woodruff; program wheezing and {min* in the chest. It the county and the state I will serve $ b o th e r. chnirmnn, Mr*. I). W. Herndon. is helping my mother wonderfully.' the people to the best of my ability At the conclusion of the l>u*ii™« : l mil It why recommend Pol- nnd believe I am qualified tc give . » i n druggist* us ivvuiiiih GLASS 5 meeting the member* were entertain-1cytg So|,i everywhere.—Adv them reul service as n member of the COVERED s o o th e s a n d h e a ls j Florida legislature. ICE WATER JUGS SUGARS chaps a n d chilb la in ^ FOREST LAKE. TAKE NOTICE nnd save money! of players. ^quickly and genth* i/>-Knl. size, special $100 buys lluick 4; $550 buys Bulck Special, each The club rooms were lovely with G; $475 buys Oldsmobile 4; $G00 Nice assortment new spring dress baskets of cut flowers nnd fern*. buys Oldsmobile H. Balance, terms to materials received. Styles that will After an interesting game of bridge suit your purse. When they make please you and nt prices you are wil­ scores were counted and the prize, a better car*, I will sell them.—N, II. ling to pay. Visit our storo and get wicker basket filled with sweet |>eus, Gamer. 12-10tc the advantage of the new prices. wan awarded Mrs. W. D. Holden, for Riven Brothen, Sanford avenue. having held high score. otf—w2t Easter Ball, Monday, April 17, nn At the conclusion of the card game event you can not afford to miss. the hostess assisted by Mrs. W. T. Vaudeville Show, Men's Club, April 12-Gtc Langley, Mrs. R. J. Holly nnd Mrs. 21st. G-tfc John Lconardl served dainty refresh­ Hear Mr. Pollock, of New York, ments consisting of frappe, cakes and Princess Theatre Thursday, B p. m. The Pipe Organ Club will have a wafers. Seats free. No collection. 13*2tc Cooked Food Sale Saturday, April 16. Easter egge will alio bo on sale. There will be a call meeting of ClrThose wishing to put in an order for clo No. 2 at the home of Mrs. L. M. Bayfield Carburators Easter Egge will please phone 171. Telford Thursday at 3:00 o’clock. All “3 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH PRICES" 7-10te BAVB YOU MONEY members are urgently requested to bo Write ua Installed and Guaranteed by present. 12-3tc Something opeclal at Rivera Broth­ Phone 550 213-215 Sanford Ave. Empire Hotel Block Free lecture, Princess, Thursday 8 Sanford Battery Service e n , Sanford averue—Ladles' pan ORLANDO, FLORIDA Company tbnad silk hooe, mercerised Hale top, p. m. 14-1 tc O C IE T Y .•! If; r . I 9 ; Iff W POLITICAL Tu'SIC New Arrivals! O f Interest to the H o u sew ife ' 60c $1.65 MENTH0LATUM I 1 t , 79c 25c Kanner s Department j Store .. j GLOBE PIANO CO. l B �PAGE SiX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922 ciablc degree; when conviction! for the violation of the law are becoming moat numerous; that at such time, the largest amount of apace is given in some of our newspapers to articles most flimsy of fact which set forth the idea that ‘prohibition Is a failu re . Enforcement Appropriation of $ Showed to Be Overpaid PH1LADELPHIA, Pn., April 12.— Revenues from the nntionnl prohibition act should pay many times over the $10,000,006 appropriated for the enforcement of the dry laws during the coming year, Prohibition Commisaioner Hayncr. declared in nil address here Sunday night. "It would he interesting to the peo­ ple to know," he snid, "that if we were to collect the fines, penalties and special tax imposed upon violators of the law In the first six months of this administration they would more than pay two and one-half times the esti­ mated cost of enforcing the prohibi­ tion law for the next year. These enormous figures do not include near­ ly $3,000,000 in bonds that nrc being forfeited to the government, or $2,000,000 thnt have been offered in com­ promise by 21 of the large violators of the law, and do not include the $0,000,000 in differential or prohibitive tax thnt have been referred to pre­ viously. Mr. Haynes declared thnt ten months of renewed efforts to restrict good liquor into legitimate channels, the result “is perhaps ns nearly achieved ns possible." Immediately preceding prohibition, ho stated, there was an annual con­ sumption in the country of about 130,whiskey, while shrdlu shrdlu un unun 000,000 gallons of American made whiskey, while during the year 1020, approximately 12,500,000 gallons of S t Louis while the Ohio, which empties into the Mississippi at Cairo, was either falling or stationary. At Memphis the Mississippi is falling. STEAMSHIP MAURETANIA SHEARS RECORD CHERBOURG, April 12 —The Cunard steamship Mauretania arrived yesterday from New York, making the trip from Ambrose channel light­ ship, 3,161 miles in flve days 10 hours and nine minutes, which is declared to be the fastest time recorded by any trans-Atlantic vessel since August 1014. whiskey was withdrawn from ware­ houses under permits, and in 1021 withdrawals amounted to about 3,* 600,000 gallons. On the basts of the Inst three or four months, he report­ ed, withdrawals this year will amount to about 2,000,000 gallons, "which is perhaps only about 600,000 gallons in excess of normal medicinal require­ ments." Of the 600 breweries manufactur­ ing near-beer at the beginning of this fiscal year, he declared 286 have been reported fn violation of the law; 05 plnnli arc under Hoizurc by the gov­ ernment and offers in compromise as high as $00,000 have been received. "I have long been persuaded," he snid "that fines ngninst large viola­ tors are hut very small detcrent forc­ es, so wo are today citing nil brewer­ ies found guilty of violation in the United States on criminal informa­ tions. Wo art’ not only revoking per­ mits of the guilty, hut are also refus­ ing to reissue permits to persons who have violated the provisions of their permits, ami this has resulted in the elosing down of about 60 near-beer plants in recent months." Asserting that there was a propa­ ganda to create the impression thnt tile prohibition law was non-operativs, Mr. Haynes snid: "It is significant thnt at the time when liquor is the most difficult to obtain in all our history; when drunk­ enness has decreased to n very nppre- (Hr Tkr AiiocUltra I'rciil MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 12.—Flood SHOT WIFE FOR ItURGLAR water, held within bounds along the Mississippi, was taking its toll in Southern Arkansas inst night as a re­ sult of a brenk in a levee along White river which let in water which ulti­ mately will engulf upwards of 25 squnre miles of cultivated land and n dozen or moro towns and rice fanning settlements in what is known ns I-nconln Circle nt the confluence of the White and Mississippi rivers in Desha county. Thus far no loss of life has been reported, hut heavy damage to farm property was anticipated ns n result of the force with which the flood was driven through the gap in the em­ bankment by high winds which pre­ vailed Mondny night and Tucsdny. C LEA N A U LK According to dispatches received here the break which occurred Mon­ ONE-PIECE. PORCELAIN LINED dny night will flood the towns of Snow laike, Henrico, l.nconia, Knowlton and Ferguson. Reports received over railroad wires nidiented that the water late yesterday had reached a depth of from 5 to H feet in the flood­ ed area. Reports from points along the Mis­ sissippi river Tuesday night indicated thnt the levees on that waterway, menaced for nearly a month by high wate rand facing a prolongation of the flood as a result of henvy rains over the Northern water sheds, were DELICIOUS intact at all points with no more ser­ ious trouble developing thus far than wave wash and minor slides. Work­ men hurried to endangered points have quickly remedied the trouble, accord­ J In Bottles Everywhere ing to late dispatches, and engineers 5 Demnnd the Rcnuino—nnme ninmped on every crown—ask ■ directing the fight still were confident S lor it by nnme ” thnt the main embankments would 5 Bottled only by S hold. Rising s t a g e s were reported in the This in positively the be*t itefrigera 5 The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mississippi yesterday from New Mad-1 tor on the Market Today ■ ■ rid, Mo., 171 miles above Memphis, to -----------CAM. AND SEE IT— —— D ELAW ARE T h e O r g a n iz e d E ffo r t of the officers of this bank will mean for you a full measure of the best of service, advice or co-opera­ tion that a Modern Banking In­ stitution has to offer its patrons. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I\ FORSTER, President IJ. F. WIUTNER, Cashier we invite you to call and get our prices on PAINT, VARNISHES and STAINS. PAT­ TON SUN-PROOF PAINT $2.40 a Gallon. We buy by the car load. ‘PUNCH. H. A. HALVKRSON, Proprietor NOTED EDITOR SUFFERED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS F h e F a m e o f F e r r a lin e Is S p r e a d in g R a p id ly H ea lth A lm o s t R u in e d Frank E. Dncoiw, Editor ol By R avages o f "American Youth," C h i at go. Tells of Physicians In­ In digestion Suffeicra Lcr.ni of It’s Wonderful Merits— Today Is E ntirely R ecover­ They i ry It and Eecome Convinced. Thei! ed and Praises Ferraline They Pans on the Joyful New« to Olliers Most Highly. i hat 1 hey Too May Win Health. Hundreds Mr. 1‘. \V D ougherty, p o u a llpn. I ' th e otdnlnn tlmt w ith o u t F rrrtiuno ho would ho (lend today In n reof Testimonials Are in Our Files Which All <>f c e n t letter to tlie Ferrallliv Mgdlclliu C o m pany , lie D4)« Tell The Same SLcry of New Found Henltli ’*1 m u sending J’ou the name* op m i n e people t th ink Mill I* t e n e f l t t e l and Increased Vitality. I.) F lr it lt A M N K . I r u n ) F K IlltA If l u u fife M i n v u r I .el V. If >o u r m ini* do m l c a r e e witii >.er a n I ■a u s o a n a t • n it )u u i • : ...... ii i.nd im t firraru re on Ii- rrl II |)|m |d ea, hoiln. hl.irklli.ul. mid oilier llilti l b-liilMtt x r how that l o u t Ik e I i« fillet with ini; u n t i l , , if y u u r liver o r k id n ey* a r a not * ol king penulttug in headaches, ab h ii ui i. 'li r a , com l l |c , ih.ii oei| *i tt.ro n < .lie. U irn a f a r l to u»e F e r r a tlm Itn* roertintr .T fn i.m itred * m ■. . . . . m-t linu y n u ta relief hue neon quick!; . i I p e r m a n e n t l y Iiruugtit by U n mm of Ihlx n a t u r a l tonic. I fw m l Inn t* wonii. r fill It | . N a tu re '* remedy nm l m e n r lu I l Into th e xvxtcin. rlm n x ln g . p u r i ­ fy ing a n d elim inating u n h ealth y i • tin a n d b uilding n< w line. It tx a b so lu te1y h a rn i h x * nml Itn nnlv effectn u r e treneflr l.tl onrx From Hie thuunandn w h o h a v e u - . d It you will only h e a r t h e w a r m e s t w urda o f p r a l w . D ru ggist* a re rep o rtin g h u g e rale* i d ]-Virnl rie In th eir alnrea lie* a use F e r r a lin e p a l l y dor* wtiat « e w y It will Your dniRKl.l lu o F n r n t l n c In r lock lin y a Imttle today. BEST REPEATER HE EVER HAN­ DLED SAYS DRUGGIST DruKRist Soils 12 Uross (1728 Bottles) of FERRALINE in Rhort Period. Only Won­ derful Properties Could Sell a Medicine So Fast. In a re c e n t le tte r received hy th e F e r r a l i n e Medicine Company, th e ow no r of Ortnuui'a Drug Store, a th riv in g Middle. A t a . co m p a n y xayx. "Y our a a le a m a n x tm llrd Into the a to m and In tro d u ced Ferraline. A fte r llatrnln g tn w h a t h e had to any, decided to tr ) t h r e e d o te u . elnxalng it along th e line* o f p a t e n t medicines. In th r e e days 1 o rd e r e d a groxa a n d w ith y o u r line o f ad v e rtisin g . It h a a been o n e groaa a fte r a n o t h e r and u p to th e p r e s e n t ti m e I h a v e handled tw elve groxa. fi n in g s a m e for one k in d o f m e d i c in e It sold s tric tly on Its m e r its and I co n sid er It on# o f the heat repealer* I tia v a handled. Hundred* o f people (rave taken from one to a d a i r n l>ot. fill Could a m edicine sell like lid* u n io n It im lty did hrlnr to thoee su fferin g fro m rtieumatlxm * arhea and patra. In d igestion 's pa ng* and the e ffe c ts of Im pure bhrod and poor functioning k id n e y ] and liver, real and x a tl,fa cto ry relief? No, T hese large aatea prove th a t F erraline le w hat s i claim It to bk N atu re's one grea leet tonic. I.IN K In m y xlnek nt nil time*, mid It tin* done PO MUCH F u l l ,MK PICKS liN A t.I .V Unit I ferl I r a n honestly recnm m en il It In hlghr*t term* IlidlKextlon had xo nearly ruined m y h ealth t h a t I really brllcve 1 would h av e l i e n dead liar) I not K K ltltA I.IN I'. hnt x ln cr using You do o l have to go ntiy f u r th e r xuxxd ev erat Imt lie* of kN rrnllnr 1 ntn now Modi ) o u r I . . r i l 'd titim s t o r e to get en tire ly recovered i n min.c. Till* wunilcrful remoily lx tine I* In l e t t e r (■ultton to rec: lor m in t v e r y w h e i e . J u x t decide right •n nNo m o n d F e rra lin e tlinii I, for It hxa row t l . i t you will drop III a t your lU ug H ion an I litllchnno a Ixdtlc of ilnmi xo m uch for me ” i V 1 1 aline. T h e i ( . u l t x will m im ic >uu. l'K ItH A l.IN K I* a N a tu r a l Mineral Tliou'.iinl* h a v e been h e n e filte d by Itn T onic an d th e inoxt iironilneril men in F o r nervouxnewi. iniiK. .iio u. h av e volu ntarily textlflrd to bcni-flts ■Iiciitn.itlnn an d d it o n le i x of th e hUmi receiv ed t n p r f la l lv from F e rr a lin e nx it hnx nu iie.r. Head thenu tcxtl- a relief from In Urrextlon, S tom ach monhilx w l i h h nrc hut n few lalteu Troulitrx. tt h rn m a tlx m and a general from th e h un dred * In i n r flic* lire, run do w n m n d lth m . W. 11 Htiurlln. F rcm yt* rln n tnlnlxlei, ASN YOtMl W l t m n i H T F o i l FKIIuf I'cmojiolln. Ain. fd>x it A t. i n f "Ftir n r u n t man', y ear* I have liven xuhject lu Mwraulc. mid nt l i m n , xevi re a t t a c h * of IndlGcxtlofl. Ilnv lne h c n n l of th e cm , live effi-cta of F erraline, on o n e or tw o of my l.c-t frter.da. t d e l led. In .Ii- - -1 rtie e r dexlH'rntloti, in t i v it. and I m u gl.nl to any It hn* a n a l l y h r r o f l t l e d me.** I l o n o r n t l e \V W Idivcridrr. of t*elileivltlc, Al re ),. ” 1 dealro, w ith o u t xollclln lion or hxxllatlon, 1 1 ro m m x n d t > u i o m per►of.* who m e over Worked or w ho nro In a ru n - d o w n conilltWfi. F e rr a lin e « . n tonic I li nk two t o t Hen and felt Mr Hoi K. Simon. A l l a n ) , U crgt.v. nlrnnat like n new (lemon.’* be Ur g o t Mall i inter 1‘ecnn Man In Mr. I d l e ) Mote*, nf Mtddleatow ii, Itli.w orld. In-* Made th e fuUuwiuK i htu, write*. xiartllliK xtatcnn-nl *'I a m nnterliiK cine doncn m ore Imt*T xiiffete*l w ith w hat th e doctor tie* of Ferrallrm lim n yo u—aeomn like cull*,. '.in l< i.|u ;u ,lentlon,‘ or IniUgv*I c a n n o t keep It on hand. I h a v e let tlon id itio lu w ti (hi Vk Ix. If I ol« m y friend* try It nut and th e y tell any tiling o t h e r Ilian th a t i'io*tribc*l th e ir friend* and th e flr*t th in g I In a x l n c t diet, I xulfcr**! w ith xeverc know I h a v e no t c o t an y tnymdf. If h c a d u c h i * an d *llixluev*. Inxlca.l of m u r m edicine had a little udvertlxe- Inking mi c x p cn x lie trln in a health n.ent hero It would tie u g r e a t *idter. reaort. m y b ro th e r | ‘vt*uad<'.i me to F v e r y on e t h a t b u y s a Im ttle cornea h im , an d a f t e r each ineul lie tfavu h a r k fo r m o re It would not tn k o lung vlxlt it doao of ‘F e r r a l i n e ' In twit day* to a d v rr tl* * lt*etf 1 give It a g reat tux e a ti n g mi) thing w lih n u t feeling aent! off w h e n e v e r I can a n d thoae Ith wna xllghrxt dlxcomfort. I ord ered one t h a t h a v e tried It *ay th e y could not d oex rn Iwitllra aent tn my h o m e I do w ith o u t It I think It a wonder, o n e h u n d re d per c e n t In-Iter nml for It ha* done w h at doctor* could not feel rd a t m i t fl'IH). by not taking for m y wife, for 1 tried *1* o r xevrn ha a vtreipx av to a h e a lth rrxort n* n-corno f th em .” m end ed hy m y phyxlclart— t h a n k , tn m y b r o t h e r an d ■ F e rra l in e " ' T hla l e t te r t» b u t one xeleele.1 at ra n d o m from th e h u n d rn t x of tnatlm nnlala In o u r film Kach l e t te r tell* th e aa m e xtnry— th e w otnlrrful tale of r e t u r n e d health. A iI Local Drug Stores HancRc Ferraline. Severe Headaches and Dizziness Troubled Leading Albany Citizen. Remarkable Gain in Weight Shown By Ferraline User* Mr. W. W. Lavender. County RoUottor, of nibb County. Alabama, gained two and a h a lf pounds In about ten day* aftrr sta rtin g to use Ferrallna. T hle Is a w onderful record but no m ore wonderful than that of m any oth ers who h a v e w ritten to the Fxrratine M edicine Company recounting th eir exp eriences w ith Ferratln*. In m aking h is reoort, Mr. t-avender says: •1 dc*i ra without solicitation or heal- tatlon to com m end to Ihoeo people who are overw orked or are In a run down condition to try Ferraline as a Ionia I took tw o boltlae and felt alm ost Ilka a new person and gained tw o and a h alf pound* In about ten days." Hlarl using Ferraline right now and begin your ateady. regular clim b to perfect h ealth. The natural Iron In Ferraline w ill bring yuu vitality and stam ina. Don't be a w eakling—don't be scraw ny. B uy a bottle of Ferrallne today. SEE OUR SPRING WINDOW ability to Help Ills Severe and Complicated Intestinal Trouble. Ferraline Brought Relief. ITu.InrM nmt profi-axbmul tru-n flr.<l F crrn lln e ti> be of pc* uli.ir value in m i c i i n g x lu n i.ili. relieving ru n down condition a n d building up the ayatem. Mr. F ra n k K I at cum* n e m t i x s e n t u» tin* following Ini' l' (ting ehilclllcnt " H a v in g gtiffered f*r t.fl y e a r s w ith n ' w t o an d -'am j>ll n i t ml c ase of InI* -linn! troub le nml h av in g cried n u m ­ ero u s ithyalclanx nmi r •■in ti t w in Induced to try I K l t l l A l .I N F , tha wnndi-rful N n tiy . I Tonic, unit fount! If rontAlni'il tin elem ent* nmt properltlrt nreexmary lu relieve m y nuffrrhig, ton* ut> my s y s te m nmt rebuild nml Invtguriti" m y digestiv e organ*. I gladly reco m m en d FETITLALINF- to sufferer* from S to m a c h T r p u h l r « , C h r o n i c D iarrho ea, o r I n te s tin a l TnniU r*." Iluy n I— it tin of F e rr a lin e today. S tart on tire mm ! to health w ithout delay Hundreds of Testimon ials Prove Our Claims. If you could util) Xeo an,| read th* m any hun d red * id tn-ttiunjllal* that m e in n u r flic* — letter* w ritten l>y g ra te fu l u rc tn of F e rralin e who h ave found h e a lth hy II* n»c mid w ant to I'.i < mi t h e good wold to Ihelf friend* mid nil n i t u r xufferei*. you would ho convinced th a t In your ca*e. tun, F e r rulllie wuuld bo h rlp lu l To c u e you a n Idru of »otne uf the mnaxlng result* th a t h av e tx-rn obtallied: M c,', Knakey. of Mvtntdila. Tcnn., •a)*: "I wa» ao alck t h a t I roukl hardly e a t a n y th in g . — N ev er g u t a night* xl.ep ti.-vauxe of the aw ful vondttlnn of my atom avh.” A fter t a k ­ ing a few tmtllea Of F e rr a lln r I found th a t I could at cep, e a t heartily, my atnmneh no longer trouhlc.1 me an d my r h e u m a tic pain* left me. I b e ­ ll* ii- F crrnltne I* the beat rem edy on e arth an d th a t It will c u re a lo m a rh trouble and r h e u m a tU m .” Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (Mower) Beau tiful—We Will Help You The E ddy R efrigerators ARE THE BEST™ WORLD, BAR NONE T H E HE M A R K A B L E C A S E O F MR. T. L. H E L L , O F W E S T END, Ot nM IN Q H A M , ALA. "I Buffered for five y e ata w ith rheutn a l li m an d had K carm a for two year*,” »a>» Mr ItelL ”t had euch •evere | nlnx In my Urnba and body and xuch lerrlhln lt r h l n g on my fxet and l«'g* from F c t e m a t h a t I w aa tn a horrible condition: rny kidney* als o became effected ami I waa In a g e n ­ eral ru n dow n condition. "I waa attracted to Ferrallna h y Bering It advertlaed In Alabama papera. and after ualng Ira* than ona bottle I wax noticeably relieved and now xlnre taking Ferraline the palna have left me, general ayatem haa been built up and I am greatly Improved and the E ciem a I* much better. I am glad to recommend Frrrallne berauee It haa reatore*! me to health and I conxlder It the beet rem wlr that can be found. I would not b» without It for much more than It coat. T w o bottle* have mad* tn* a well tn o a - We will demonstrate them with ANY make of family Refrigerators, under any test that you can suggest. Sanford Furniture Company �PROFESSIONAL and business directory THOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney and CoaiwaUor-at-Uw Practicing in StsU and Fedaral ConrU Over Seminole County Bank G e o r g e A. DeCottes Atlorney-at-Law Over Seminole Connty Bank SANFORD •:* FLORIDA •> S. 0. Shinholser C ontractor and B uilder SANFORD •!* *5* FLORID* SMITH BROS. G a r a g e and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 30 Corner F ln t and Oak • WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ Quick Service Transfei Storage Facilities If v i please yon, tell others; U no tell us. Phone 498 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Cali 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. V. C. COLLER. Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILD EH Sanford, FU Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work: Cylinder Grinding; Del.uie Platons; Ovrrviie Rings and Pina; Flywheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts ralurntd; amenta for Callle Inboard an4 Outboard Motorn. ---------- Phone 6J STRIKE! Tackle U 'o h Many of the Most Familiar Sayings Hava Been In Uss for Flvs Hundred Ysars. “All's well that ends well," you say, ■ml you are quoting from a book of tales a little matter of 600 years old; l. e.t the "Uestu Itomanorura." first printed about 1473. To Geoffrey Chaucer, "well of Eng­ lish UDdefyled,- who was bom In 1823, we owe a multitude of our most fre­ quently used proverbs. Including "Many n sn ail mnki-ih a great” "Of two evils choose the lesser," “All ts not gold that glitters," “Out of sight, out of mind," "Sian proposes and God disposes." Between Chaucer's time and the day of Shakespeare some of our most famtllur saws were born. "I,ook ere ye leap,” "Strike while ihe Iron Is hot," "Nerer look a gift horse In the mouth," "Beggars should l>e no choosers," "You can bring a horss to water," etc.; “A new broom sweeps clean," "Small pitchers have wide ears," "One swal­ low mnketh not a summer." "It's an III wlud blows no one good." "Enough Is as good ns a feast," "What's bred In the hone." etc.; "Comparisons are odious.” These are a few that came to light later than Chaucer, hut before Shakespeare was born In 1!WH. If you haven't rend faithfully from the Bard of Avon you may Dot be aware that the following proverbs are found In hls works: "Familiarity breeds contempt," "What's mine Is yours," etc.; “Every why hath u wherefor," “It is s wise father knoweth hls own child," " G o o d wtne needs no bush,” "Married In haste, repent at leisure," "Give the devil hls due." “All the world's a stage,” "Some are born great, some achieve greatness." etc. fruit arrived in New York City from cording to size and quality. The was placed on auction aa a trial but Argentina. The lot comprised peach­ grapes were the Muscat variety, four they did not command prices quite so es, plums, and grapes and met with a boxes of uniform size being strapped high an the private sales, fairly good demand from the jobbing together. Tho net weight of the con­ A shipment from Chile arrived re­ trade which purchased them in siiiall tents was about 32 lbs. and they sold cently, consisting of 13,500 boxes of peaches and ISO boxes of casaba mel­ lots at rather high prices. within a range of $7-$8. The plums, ons an well as a very small lot of IDAHO MAY SHIP 500 CARS The peaches were in small boxes a red variety, sold best, at a range of containing 70-90 and the quality wan U .60-16.60, mostly $5 and were puck- onions and garlic. OF ICEBERG LETTUCE only fair, the fruit showing very lit­ | ed in the same slxed boxes an the Free lecture Thursday night, Prin­ THIS SEASON tle color. They sold at $2.50-$5 ac­ peaches, A small lot of each fruit cess Theatre. Cornel 13-2tc Around 500 cars of Iccburg Let­ tuce are expected to be shipped from | i n i i i u m i R i m u R l l l l l l l l l i m i l N I I I I I I | | | | | | | l l | | | l | | | | | | | | l l ........................ i s i i s s i i i s a Idaho this season, according to local ■ estimates. Last year shipments were ■ ■ 175 cars. The marketing season will ■ ■ probably begin the Intter part of Sep­ ■ tember and continue until the 1st of ■ ■ November. WEATHER, CROPS AND MARKETS, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Yo^well-^rew Production of lettuce in Idaho has expanded rapidly since the first com­ mercial crop wus raised in 1910. In 11*20 the production was limited to the Caldwell potato district. In 11*21 the area was extended to include a small acreage near Twin Falls. This year an active campaign has been conduct cd to extend the acreage throughout the entire southern part of the state, or, roughly speaking, into all of the potato producing districts. ACREAGE OF LETTUCE IN COLORADO EXPANDING Colorado's production of late "Moun­ tain lettuce" in assuming large propor­ tions. About 6,000 acres will be plnntt'd thin season, according to a state report which gives the acreage of preceding seasons ns 1,4000 in 1921 and 300 in 1920. He Paid the Not*. A certain shiftless diameter had borrowed some money at the hank after having been seeurrd by a hard­ working man. Notice wo* sent; no response. A second notice wus sent, but no response. And a third with similar result*. Whereupon the guar­ antor was told to come In and take Up the note. Seeing the mnker o f the note on the street, he nskrd: "Didn't you know flint note wrn* due?” Getting an nftlrmntlve reply, he fur­ ther n*ked: "Why didn't you t*ke It up7" This time the shiftless one made re­ ply; •'Didn't you expect to pay It T’ A SPECIAL SELLING FEATURE OF 50 NEW HATS At $ 5 ■ The rnnin purpose of thin event in to make 50 more friend** for Y.-D. Co. Millinery Depart­ ment. and each one of these 50 hats will surely make a new friend, for we have spared no ef­ fort to present not only the most remarkable values, hut also the sm artest styles and finest qualities in this selling feature at this special price. This event is the answer to the question a ■ ■ “Where will my spring and summer hut come from?" About the styles, shapes and colors: Every conceivable taste has been provided for— every new style nnd shape is shown—every new color is here. Shapes include cushion brims, mushrooms, sailors, roll brims, off-the-face types, etc. Trimmings feature ornaments, wings, ostrich und novelty feathers, clrc silk nnd wax (lowers, etc. : t ? e m e m b e r l ■ | Sale Commences Thursday, Toward the end of February a small ■ shipment of about 900 pnekuges of oApril 13th j s ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■*■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ a a cave JY[an S tu ff a ■ ■ ■ a "Not" W im "Well, what did you sign It for If you didn't expect to pay It?" There was no recourse from Ibis question, tlinf* the way It usually stock* up, so the guarantor took up the note and credited the sum to ex­ perience.—Farm Life. Back near the beginning’of things, our prehistoric fore­ bears would have perished from the earth if they had not understood the science of reading advertising. i The cavemen didn’t know much about underwear, hair tonic or phonographs, but they did have to eat. The one who could follow the tracks of the game he hunted, or read the meaning of a twisted leaf or broken twig, was best off in life. Then as now, the most consistent reader of advertising was best dressed, best fed and most contented. There has been something of an evolution in advertising in the last few thousand years but the principle is just the same. The consistent reader of the advertisements is invariably best informed on what to eat and where to get it; what to wear and how much to pay for it; what to do and how to do it. He’s up on the most important things in life. Con­ sequently he gets most from life. Throughout the ages, advertising has done much to make life livable and pleasant. We owe it much. How Fruit Worm Gets Into Apple. Did you ever find a worm away hi the core of an apple when there wasn't any sign of u hole on the outside to show where It got In? Well In the spring, nays the Ave Marla, when the trees are all In blossom and Imik their loveliest, a little moth slipped out of Its chrysalis and Hew among the bios sonis. Then, when the petal* of the flowers hail fallen, the ntotli laid ua egg in the upturned cup made by the five points of the calyx. In a abort Fqolp your Fishing Tackle with n litre the tiny egg hatched Into a moall Hnulh llend l-cvel Winding Anti-back worm, anil the III tie worm bored Its Ia*h, or n Shakespeare reel, Cortland way Into the apple that was Ju«t form­ line, Hrddon'a bamho Agate Rod, "AI ing: and there It grew with the apple, meanwhile feeding on It. When the Toss" bait and lleddon Minnows at upple falls to the ground, the worm prices lower than you ever expected. gets out and finds Its way Into the FIFTBBN PER CENT DISCOUNT on tree, where It spins a cocoon, from which another moth Is hutched the all Itoda and Reela. All next spring, and so on. The birds Minnow a, each ___ search for these fruit worms In the hark of the trees. Feel the Thrills!! ...85c SANFORD CYCLE CO. THE SPORTSMAN STORE Phone 251-W ■ ■ \ c A SMILLINER Y SPECIAL WITH [ I A ‘PURPOSE I \ Thursday, Friday and Saturday 5 CABBAGE REPORT from New York. The total movement of early cabbage for the season to date is 5,481 curs compared with 2,973 lost season to the same date. Markets were stronger for Ttxn* stock but prices for Florida supplies declined slightly in some consuming centers. Texas Karly Flnt type advanced $5$10 in eastern cities to $40-$50 par ton hulk and was $5 higher In SL Louis at $35. In Chicago 100-lh. crates held firm at $2. Florida Wake­ field stock was steady in New York ami Philadelphia at $t.25-$1.50 per 1Mi hamper but weakened in other markets to $I-$1.35. ■ ORLANDO, FLORIDA Cabbage continued to move in CHINA R EA L LAND OF CASTE steady volume. Shipments of early Ghlnsmen have more cuMe even then the Kcst Indians. They say you never find one Chinaman In a low condition of life but you will And him employ­ ing another Chinaman In a still lower condition. The snmJI Chines# farmer employs a servant, to whom he Is lord and master This menial Is com­ pelled to serve him In any capacity that may be required. For Instance, when the small Chines* farmer takes a pig to market lie does not do It as the Irishman doe*, by driving the ptg ■long the road. No, he first ktlis the pig, or mokes hi* "hired man" do It. 'shell the pig I* carefully packed on one aide of a single wheeled vehicle something like a wheelbarrow. The weight of the proprietor may just bal­ ance that of the pig. hut If It I* great­ er. then n few boulder* are added to even thing* up. The wool# apparatus Is then wheeled nh>ng Ihe rend by the hired man, thu Chinese proprietor meanwhile placidly smoking lit* pipe. ■ ■ ORLANDO’S LARGEST STORE—"QUALITY DII) IT” Conditions There Declared by Travel­ stock exceeded those of the preceding week by 55 enrs. Only 4(1 enrs of old ers to Outclass Even Those Exist­ stock moved of which 38 cars were ing in East India. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS SI7 Commercial Street q u o t a t io n s h o a r y w it h a g e 117 Park Avenue A Genial H e c k l e r . "I was driving along s rough coun­ try rood the other day," said Lloyd George during an electioneering tour, "and at tho foot of a steep hill I saw the signboard. 'Please Slacken the Reins Going Up the Hill.' While read­ ing this It occurred to mo that It might be well for peopl# generally to ba aa kind and considerate In thetr treatment of their minister as they ere of their horses, eslieclatly when the loud Is heavy and the road Is steep." There was a burst of applause from the audience, which appreciated the polut «f the premier's III list ration, but the Inevitable wng w«* present, and be pltwd up, “Why not try s flivver. WASHINGTON,_ April 12.—The long awaited administration tariff bill was presented yesterday In the senate. Senator McCumber, republi­ can, North Dakota, in charge of the measure announced that to give sena­ tors time to study it he would not call it up before April 20. Softie repubican leaders thought it would be passed after about sixty days of de­ bate, but other estimates ranged aa Oeorgte?" high as three months. «* j vy L e t 's J^Lahe the J ^ lo st o f I t V k - - - ^ - i... .-j. 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FLORIDA. THURSDAY. APRIL 13, 1922 Russians w il l gu aran tee finances pr e se n t statu s NUMBER 15 FLOOD SITUATION SERIOUS, ARKANSAS IS SUFFERING, MUCH LAND UNDER WATER --BUT NO MIXED. TRIBUNALHc,cna District ADMINISTRATION ATTACKED IN PENDING TARIFF BILL BY B,,illlinKS Being SIMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA tat W ouldFix the R e - SCHOOLTEACHERS hal ..T hL c «»Vs a SH O W N GOO!) TIME sponsibihtl _ _> |5Y SANFORD FOLKS Dispatch Today (11? Tkr Associated I'rraal W A T E R TRAFFIC Most lln-American Bill NEW ORLEANS. April 13.— Re­ houss which were flooded by back wat­ MEN W IL L MEE T liver Formed Says N. ports from Helena, Ark., that approx­ er, have been washed o ff their founda­ imately 235 square miles of land in tions and a number demolished by the COCOA F R ID A Y Carolina Man the lower purt of Phillips county were high waves resulting from the winds, the which have contributed largely to the Sixty New York Instructors Took the covered by flood waters from ORLANDO. April 13.— S. J. Sligh present higher river stages by pre­ White and Arkansas rivers, which nre Clyde Line Trip to This City president of the Central Florida Wat­ hacked up by the high stage of the venting the water from flowing south­ er Traffic League, will head n strong Sixty winsome school teachers from Mississippi river, gave a more serious ward. detention from Orlando Friday morn­ IIII.L EVER WRITTEN AND MOST Levee engineers in ull the districts aspect to the flood situation today. ing to Cocoa where nn important I.OOKBD UPON AS AN IN- the New York schools were entertain­ UN8 UITBD TO OUR PRES* The village of Melwood, in the continue to express confidence then* n NOKMKNT ON RUSSIAN ed here Wednesday by the people of meeting in the interest o f the water ENT CONDITIONS will lano serious break or overflow SOVEREIGNITY Snnford under the leadership o f the flooded nrea, xvas reported covered traffic movement will lie held, lie­ at any point. Strict guard i.x Ling Tourist and C o r . v r : . ninilttec of with from eight to ten feet of water, . . ' nn the Eart Coast riiy »tuto , WASHINGTON, April 13.— maintained at nil danger points, uhd« while Elaine is completely surrounded |hr A M «lah< rrr««» the l hnmtw*r n f ('nmmeTT S r a d a r y thnt every city nnd chamber o f com­ The administration tariff hill LONDON. April J3.-RuHMlnnH material nnd equipment to handle any Pearman wns right on the job front by water a fexx- inches deep in the merce on the East Const, will send a pending in the senate was assail­ a, the Genoa conference will give emergency has been placed at strate­ the time the Clyde steamer. Osceola, streets. large detention to participate in the ed today hy Senator Simmons of all the financial guarantee* de­ Railroad ami all vehicle traffic has gic points. docked until she left on the return trip discussion nt Cocoa. North Carolina, ranking Demo­ At Old Town, Ark., where a serious j manded in I he program prepared and was everywhere looking after the been stopped in the flooded area, few Mr. Sligh stated yesterday that he crat on the Senate Finance Com­ break was successful! overcome about I,, \||jed experts hut flatly refuse interests o f the fair visitors. Mrs. J. pcoplu remained in their homes to 1wns endeavoring to secure ns large a mittee, ns the ’’ most un-Ameri­ ten days ago, renewed sloughing xvn| accept clause providing f»r II. Cnlder, o f the Clyde Line, was also take chnnces with th- high water. representation from the Central Flrocan hill ever framed. Even curs­ reported at the southern end o f the mixed tribunals to fix responsible n good hostess. It was the Kuster Va­ Practically all live stock has been re­ idn Traffic League as possible to ntory examination indicates it is Old Slough. ilir* *»)* a (irnoa dispatch. Rus« cation o f the school teachers and they moved to higher ground. tend the meeting at Cocoa. It is the highest tariff hill ever writ­ .ian- consider tribunal clause an A hurry rail for lev® builders hns his object to unite the East Coast or­ used part of their time in making the ten,” he said. *'A tariff more MxverHELENA. April 13.—Nine village* Infringement on Russian ganization o f water traffic boosters trip to Florida ami taking the heautl- been sent not from Arkansas City, oniliiled to present conditions, if rignty. ful river trip on the St. Johns to San- Ark., and men were rushed to that in Eastern Arkansas are either in­ with thnt of the Central Florida or­ we arc to participate in world - „ i t . a f 1f»nl. Plenty o f cars were at the|M»»t to aid in strengthening a one- undated or surrounded by water the ganization. believing that the time is trade could not well have been GENOA, April 1 3 -T h c necessity uf ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ c ,t|xcn„ mile stretch o f the Desha county levee result of the overflowing Arkansas not far away when every grower and framed. „ . ... trmging about equilibrium in nntlonnl along the Mississippi river. The le­ nnd \\ hite rivers, hacked by high wn-, shipper o f. ,fruits and vegetables iin took part of the busy morning to take 11 , budgets, if the European situation is vee is holding, hut is being raised Jo n ter stage in Mississippi which spread Florida xvill belong to on ornidzntion the teachers nnd their friends over the t„ l,. stabilised fromed the most im­ greater height to meet the increasing over nn area o f two hundred and which will accomplish that which tai city. They were taken out Celery ave­ thirty-five square ntiles in some plac­ portant subject of discussion nt the years o f legislation have failed to pro- Ra nue and inspected the Farmers’ Ex­ floods expected. meeting yesterday of the sub-commis­ In the Helena district scores of es to depth ten feet. vide, namely, lower freight rates and ( a* change pre-cooling plant where they sion on finance, nt which Sir Robert better carrier service. Ra saw the celery coming in from the .Stewnson-llorne, the chairman, profield, saw it washed in ice water, saw in CELERY l | nn international conference of Xi R« Ra Ra Ra Ra it pneked nnd put in the precooling DISASTROUS EIRE the great banka issuing currency, In­ room there to lose its heat and then cluding the American reserve bnnks. be shipped to the northern markets. GOLDSBORO, N. C., April J3.— Carlo! Shipments Reported for WedThe commission decided to make They were also supplied with all the Nine stores and their contents, four nesday, April 12th: the London experts’ report the basis cold, crisp celery they could eat. They residences, several head o f livestock Florida— Sanford section 4(1 of its deliberations nnd to appoint an­ were tnken over the celery farms on . and n quantity of cotton were burned Manatee section 9 other sub-commission to examine ex­ each side o f the city hut their time be­ __ ^ early yesterday nt the White Hall, a * — change. with n second sub-committee ing short they could not he taken to DEPREDATIONS village 17 miles north o f Goldsboro, Total cars 56 COMPTROLLER TO ASSESS PEN- RESULT OF t„ «tudy credits, the commission it­ the many points o f interest that a according to meagre advices reaching Destinations of Florida Shipments AI.TIE 8 FOR FAILURE THERE LAST TEN self devoting its labor to the question longer stay would have entitled them. here this afternoon. Telephone lines Wayrross, 10; Potomac Yards, 4; TO PAY i DAYS nf currency. However, they were amazed nt every­ to White Hall were out nnd (he nm|^ou|n# j ; Sa.annnh, 0 ; Detroit, 2; Dr. Andreas Hermes, tin- German thing they saw nnd will return some in* The x.-.M^mrd I’ rraai ount of damage wns not available KnnMII, city , 1; Chicago, 8 ; Scranton, (IIT T h e A a a o r la lr d I 'r r a a l . . . . minister of finance, created some com ­ TALLAHASSEE. Fla., April 13.— MIAMI, April 13.— More than or,. hj,r(. time in the future to see Sanforu and 2 : Elm ira. 1 ; N e w Y o r k , 7 ; am!, motion by alluding to the question o f take the river trip on the St. Johns The Gulf Refining Company through hundred men are under arm* at — ------------------------I; Cincinnati, 1. Total, 55 cars. reparations. He declared thnt the . , ... , . Homestead nnd Moridr City ns the nnd they will »«!! si! their frier.:!: WEEKS REPLIES its Atlanta office, has stopped payof # re|(fn ()f t|,rror th(.r, thr Shipping Point information for Wed­ t'-r v "• had examined the London about the trip when they get hack to nesday, April 12th report and were in accord on many ment on a checJ< o f approximately |ll>t ten days during which two Incen, . . . New York. point-, hut wished t ocmphasixc thnt SANFORD. Ilot, clear, ' ‘ ' ' ' ' . . . ' SANFORD, FLA.: Hot, It wns impossible to get nil the $17,000 payable to Comptroller Amos dinry fires, attempts made to hum Germany would find extreme difficu l­ under the gasoline tax law, recently other buildings, and receipt threatenTuesday 'on tlixfloor of thn Untiling* moderate. Demand and names o f the party hut those below are ty in t-tnhlishing cqullbrium In her ", ... . . i, • . movement very slow, market very given: Edith M. I.endley, Anne M. declared invalid by the supreme court, jng letters to municipal authorities budget while obliged to support heavy *^*r department was “ doing wpn,‘ - Too f,,'v to vsUhlish innrRobertson, Florence l>. Nocpcl, Irene nnd the state comptroller has notified and officials of the Homestead Rani:, payment externally. Germany, he jJJ,, c,ear up war . . ,, , f „ S’ . Nocpcl, llortcnsc C. Spnith, Grace the company he will on April IB pro- Federal, state and county authorities ‘ J’ promised, will bring in practical sug­ / , , lotnl carhil shipments from San­ \V. Spnith. Alidu II. Eaton., Mr. nnd ceed to “ ossesa penalties for failure were appealed to. I he trouble started gestion- Inter. ^j. )tw,( t|u> |nj , , , f th.. f,irtl section this seasonto date, Mrs. Frank R. Hums, Miss Suzcttc to pay the tax, it become known yes- two weeks ago when a general lockA report was current in conference tcnlny. out against about a dozen tomato f, . J rnl ,vrrnmpnt...' „ 2fiH° Hums, Miss Anna Vera (bins, Miss cirrh s that the Gerntnn chancellor, The gasoline tax act waa declared to pnekera who went on a strike was dollMl| property amounting to Total ruriot shipments from ManFlorence Tuthill, Mrs. Mills, G. TuniHr. Wirth, would return to Berlin milliisna llready bail been re- nt0‘’ "*‘r ,i" n ,hi" ■*,,,*on to son, Mrs. Edith Orchard, Miss F. S. have never liet-ome a law by the *u- dared hy four tomato parking plants. ^ within a few days, concerned over in­ ,n (ho r(.nU()itin|7ordt.rw| b y ' ... !'rt8 Timmerman, Miss Ada Kerby, Miss preme court recently in its opinion af- One plant soon bunted. The hank ^ ^ ternal conditions in that country and Edna M. Bruns, Miss Marion Dcegun, firming judgment o f circuit court in which received threats finance* pack- ^ preaent administration the secre. 1 Udal carlot shipments from rlorapparently depressed over the situa­ •• a demurrer • , . ' ' ' Ida Inst season to same date, filed by Attor ing plants. Miss M. E. Winsns, Miss A. Greenless, overruling tnry said, nnd the other contracts Itetion nt Genoa. cars . ................................. .. 3345 ■ —-----------------------— Miss M. Grogan, Miss A. Cooney and ney General Buford to n complaint ating reviewed as rapidly as possible. Mn the other hand, Christian Ratacking the validity o f the act brought HOUSE. ADJOURNS OUT OF Miss Madeline Murray. knvsky, premier o f Ukraine, depicted by S. J. Gunn, o f Levy county. RESPECT TO REP. BRINSON 665,000 MINERS the Kussiun financial situntmn in rosy Mr. Buford nnd Mr. Amos have ---------( Shoot to Kill, color- nnd seized opportunity to al­ Slate Equalizers Will IDLE; NON-UNION stated they considered the law still In WASHINGTON, April 13.— The Orders of Police lude to disarmament, which the Rus­ Meet at Capitol, Pro­ operation, the attorney general hns- house adjourned today us a mark of MEN JOIN STRIKE of Pittsburgh sian* nre contending shall have n ing his stand on the fact that the case respect for Representative llrinson, of place on the agenda. He wanted the test Against Order attacking its validity brought by Mr. North Carolina, who died this momIn the Efforts to Check the Wa\e of loirgrst Numlter of Workers Ever Kn # world to know that the Uussinn bud­ Gunn hns not yet been legally conclud- mg. Speaker Gillett appointed a gaged in a Tie-up of Coal Field­ Crime get was in a very favorable condition, Increase of Tax Assessment Rolls of ed. Te attorney general hns nnnnunc- <ommittee of fifteen to attend the *» six sevenths o f the expenses were the Various Counties ed thnt he would prepare nn answer to funeral nt Newbern tomorrow. I lly I hr \ * «n rln fr«! t're«a| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 13.— covered by ordinary revenue, nnd only Mr. Gunn's complnint to Im present —-------------------------PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 13. Seventy-five thousand non-union coal the remaining seventh wns met by the in th< Leon county circuit court he- IIHITINII, FRENCH AND ITALShoot to kill orders were issued hy miners, an Incrense o f 25,000 this (H r T l r X « « » r ls l» d Prrsal is»ui of paper currency. TALLAHASSEE. April I3 .-T h e fore that court takes action towards IANS HOLDING MEETING rhief of Police Calhoun following the week, have joined the union worker* After making the statement that in State Hoard of Equalizers will meet issuing a final decree. This, Mr. Bu­ equipping o f every police station in on strike in the soft enul fields, ac­ two years the Russian army hnd been here April ISth to hear protests ford hopes, will give the case a newLONDON, April 13.— Ileahs o f the the city wltli riot gun* in an effort to cording to the estimate last night of > I from 5,300,000 to 1,450,000 against Dawson's order to increase the complex ion. British, French nml Italian delegations check the crime wave. President John L. Lewis, o f the he said: tax assessment rolls o f various coun­ The supreme court's opinion, l>e- to the Genoa conference nre holding United Mine Workers. Thi* increase ” Russia hns already disarmed, hut ties. Duval so fnr is the only county cause o f the nnture of the ease lie- important meetings today says a NORTH CAROLINA he snid, brought the total o f idle ah will he useless until the great that has nrrnngcd for a henring hut fore it, did not enrry an order to en- Genoa dispute)). The dispatches quotes CONGRESSMAN DEAD miner* to rtfi5,000, the Inrgest number mu*-. - „ f Ko|d, which really belong to it is expected that Hillsborough nnd join the collection of such taxes under lu-nd o f French delegation ns saying ever engaged in n tie-up of the coal ah countries, shall he distributed fair- others will have representatives pres­ the act. Such an order would in legal real work of the conference begins I Mr T h r A a a o r U l r d I ' r r a a l NEWBERN, N. C.. April 13.— Rep­ fiefd*. The total include* 155,000 an­ b nstend of Irving conducted in the ent. procedure come from the circuit court. tomorrow. resentative S. M. Brinson, of the thracite workers, half o f whom ap­ hands of a few nations.” Third North Carolina Congressional proximately are not member* o f the EIGHT HUNDRED KEGS OLYMPIC GAMES IN SUBURBS AU STR ALIAN District, died at a local hospital hcre|un*0^ LBN IN E W ILL HE THERE (N OT BOOZE) POWDER EX­ While the union’s figure* did not today. Gl NOA, April 13.—Nika ai Leninc, PLODED NEAR Cll \RLESTON AVIATO R W A S PARIS, April 13.— The French Ol­ include any announcement as to the Soviet Premier, will come to Genoa ympic committee has decided to hold distribution hy states nf the men nn KILLED TODAY REPORT OF EXIIONERATION II I ? Tl»r U « » r l « l r d I 'rra a l t" replace George Chitcherln as head the 1924 Olympic gnntes at Colombo* j strike, it was declared thnt the CHARLESTON, S. (’ ., April 13.— °f the Russian delegation when nego- a suburb of Paris, it was announced strength of the non-union movement ( H r T h r A a a o r l a t r d I’ rraat Eight hundred keg* o f powder in a WASHINGTON, April 13.— In sup­ ' "tions at the economic conference yesterday. Ross It will organize the LONDON, April 13.—Sir wn* in central Pennsylvania and West magazine a quarter mile from Chari- port of it* protest against the recentrv* h the proper stage, newspapers games without the help o f the Paris Smith, Australian aviator, who with rt|on Geneni, Ordnance Depot ten dismissal of Director Wilmoth and Virginia. Union officials oaid that wy. municipal council and stage them on hi* brother, Sir Keith, hnd planned t o ' mJ|e< from , h(. clty rxp|1Mi,.,| nt noon other offirinl* o f the bureau of en­ coke nnd coal production in the Fay­ the grounds of the racing club o f start from Croydon, April 25th on a tiM,ny An U f nH no ||rea graving, the national federation of ette (Pensylvnnia) county field had *>'!» WEATHER France, which has undertaken to flight around the world, was killed wore ,Mt> (-nu„ , o f explosion is not federal employe* yesterday mado pub­ been cut In half during the Inst ten PREVENTED START build a stadium. when his plane crashed in a practice known Hhock of th„ fcll Bt.vcr. lic what wus snid to lie a report writ­ days and Indicated that they expected PORTUGUESE AVIATORS flight today. Lieutenant Bennett, n, ,!))ltnlll. ten hy n treasury commission last further Inroada to eh mndu by the engineer, who planned to accompany \R||UCKI.E FREH REFUSES BAIL July and approved by Secretary Mel- union organization. ( H r T h e A u o e l a l r d l*res«| the brother* on the around the world >fr. Lewis and other official* de­ LISBON, April 13.—Rad wenther SIX MINUTE VERDICT lon( exonerating Mr. Wilmcth and CHICAGO, April 13.—“ Sailor” flight wns also killed. The machine rendition* prevented the start today the bureau management generally clined to comment on Attorney Gen­ eral Daugherty's announcement that tn* Tfce Ai.orUira I'rraal of the Portuguese uviators on their Friedman, lightweight pugilist, and which crashed wa* one the brothers from charges o f unfairness. SAN FRANCISCO. April 13.— r a t ­ had intended using on the flight. he would not permit operators and four companions were placed in the third attempt to stage their flight to ty Arhuckle is free today, the juiy miner* to repeat acta which had led Brazil from Cape Verde Islands to county jail yesterday In connection Dlt. ADOLPH LORON7. rendering a verdict o f acquittnl yiawith the slaying Sunday of Al>e Reu­ SIR ARTHUR BALFOUR St. Paul Rock In mid-Atlantic. HAILS FOR EUROPE to indictments for violating the Sher­ MADE AN EARL terdny after being out only six min­ man anti trust laws. However, the ben In a saloon shooting aftair. The ute*. Arhuckle staled he would take union view-pclnt coincided with tho (llr The iMnrlnl.il I'rraal SAN JUAN, Porto R io . April 13. five men wero refused bail and must NEW YORK, April 12.— Dr. Adolph statement in New York o f Vire-PrealLONDON, April 12.— King George a good rest. -D istrict Attorney Collazo was or- remain In their cells until April 18 Ixironz who treated thousands of dent Murray o f the miners' organiza­ conferred Earldom upon Sir Arthur 'letvd hy Go-’em or Relly to surrender when their case will be called. * cripples in this country the last few tion, who declared that Government James Balforur it wa* officially an. hi* office, nnd he refused to do so Salt water Mullet, 10c lb, Tillis' months sailed for Europe today. intervention to force tho bituminous yesterday on the grounJ he wns ilFree lecture, Princosa tonight. 15-ltc nounccd today. Market. Phone 299, 311 Sanford Ave­ operators into a conference was the iejrnlly removed. He was forcib ly! bree lecture, Princess, Thursday H nue. 14-3tp Herald want ads get result*. Herald want ada get results. only means for ending the utrike. suited with the aid o f police. .P- »• H -llc ~ RIBUNAL CLAUSE HIGHEST TARIFF MARKETS GASOLINE TAX FOR REIGN OF TERROR $17,000 IS HELD UP AT BY GULF REFINERY �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922 The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start PERSONALS That’ s the Thing MARKETS ■ Don’t congratulate yourself that you’re fully protected ■■ ■ until you’ve secured trouble insurance. ■ ■ Like every other kind of insurance you must buy it * when you don’t need it, or you can’t get it nt all. : SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE CELERY Bonds carried yesterday. Csrlot Shipment* Reported for Tues­ And •*oads will now bo fixed and the day, April 11th: ■ bridge built Florida—Sanford Section ........... -16 ■ Trouble Insurance : ■ his many Sanford friends. t Pay a fixed sum each day into this bank as a premium on your trouble insurance. Then no mntter what happens you’ll have the protection of ready money. TW O DOLLARS W IL L STAR T THE •--------------------- A C C O U N T ---------------------- -SERVICE LOST OR STOLEN—ONE CLASSIFIED : STRAYED RAY HORSE, SHORT MANE, SEVERAL HRANDS OF I DEN* Tl FIC ATI ON. REASON A HI. E A DS :aa MATION REWARD FOR ANY INFOR­ -------LEADING TO RE­ Classified Ada 5e a line. No ad taken for less than 25c. and poaitively no classified sds charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five wards to n line nnd remit accordingly. R* Ra Ra Ra ta ** COVERY HENRY. OF I R* Total car* ..._..... ....... . ......... 47 •a E E iin m s iA ig ) Wn 1* -TONIGHT. Constance Talmadge Too dry to talk today. Un­ less we can scare up a little shower or Col. Nutt blows in from Bimini there will he nothing doing for several days. Have you a little shower bath in your home? 5:10 A. M. A PR IL 12, 1922 Maximum ...»...... 91 Minimum ....................... 65 Range ... ..... 65 Barometer...... ........... .30.03 Rain, trace. Southwest anti party cloudy. -IN- “ GOOD REFERENCES” Shipping Point Information for TueaJ. II. Huddleson o f Geneva was In day. April 11th: the city today supplying the folks SANFORD, FLA.: Hot, clear, with his celebrated brand of hen fruit. JIoulingii moderate. Demand nnd ---------movement slow, market unsettled, no Dry weather and hot weather w ill! c*>“ nge in prices. Carlot* f. o. h rash r\n til at. the dickens _iiL Iritrl' 10 ir ' 10 inch crates Golden Self soon ploy with _ celery 'track: h R R f c n t k H f c and the apring crops. Whistle up a Blanching, in the rough, 4s-Cs, most­ shower tonight. ly 13.50. Carlots f. o. h. usual terms: 13.50-13.75. The Stnr Theater is advertising tho Total carlot shipments from San­ ford section this senaon to date, lumber in the old building for aale which menns a now theater for San­ c*r" 2631 ford in the near future. Total carlot shipments from Man­ Its For Floriiln: Fair Wcdnes- Ra atee section this season to dnte, Its day nnd Thursdny; no pros- Ns The many friends o f Fronk W . i car» .... 959 Rn peels of rain an yet. fes Grnynm, popular Const Line engineer Total carlot shipments front Fiorwill regret to lenm that ho is in the bin ,n"t semuin to date, cars 3333 p r a k a r ^ k a k jik a k a ik s k a k a A. C. L. hospital nt Wnycrosi, Ga. i I OR SALK—The Star Theatre buildANOTIIER POWER DAM Misses Hannah and Mnmie Kerri­ FOR CHIPCOLA RIVER in>r for **lc‘ I‘ot!l o f tf00'* ""Gnc1. IN WEST FLORIDA co ^ n,f> fl°orinK and r u lu t * . About gan returned this A. M., to their fifty squnres of corrupated iron in cxhome in Mt. Vernon. N. Y., nfter ( llr The s ••or InIr,I I’ rrn*) cellent condition. Enough material to spending two days in Snnford in nttendance upon the funeral service o f W AS,JINr*TON, April 12.—G. M. build several smnll buildings. Must .• • * . ® I hninni iiri v ’i nvil ■ I 1 / ... 1 .»» 1__ — ~_ I... a.. -I__ t»» a1 a 4 a their niece, Florence, only grand­ Thomas hn sappiied to federal power lx* tom down in the next four or five commission for a preliminary permit weeks. Make your hid to O. P. Herndaughter o f Judge Stringfellow. fo r a Inrgo dam ncross the Chipcoln don. I4-3tc -A L SO ------ A Torchy Comedy Tomorrow— An All-Star Cast ,n “ Get Rich Quick Wallingford"; uLo a Century Com edy and “ Face to Face With Japan.** : THE WEATHER = 'E 0 [ i q s ][T][a ][r- The Seminole County Bank -PROGRESS- Florida— Manatee section N the city for a few days visiting with TH IS C A L E N D A R SAVIN G S ACCO U N T IS THE PREM IUM COLLECTOR STRENGTH- Will KtringfcIIow o f DcLnnd ia in 2 SAME.— C. E. 10-Gtp ^ MISCELLANEOUS RR Twenty miles per gallon of gas, Ra 15,000 miles on tires, no repairs. This M is what Hupp owners say. 6 -tfc Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra H M Bl Mi IU in Ra fcj Prt SI IF YOU WANT A GOOD BUSINESS AT A BARGAIN, LOOK THIS OVER. FOR SALE REASON FOR SALE GIVEN.— FOR SA L E — Franklin Ilroughmun, BOOTH’S LUNCH ROOM, 217 SA N ­ Victor Relle Check. Seminole Ho­ FORD AVENUE. 11•it p tel. H - 2 tp B. G. Smith o f Oviedo wn. In the ' city today and said they were cleaning up, painting up nnd otherwise improving the hustling city o f Semi­ nole. T R A P SHOOT THURSDAY ROD AN D GUN CLUB The hunting season has dosed but 'i-rf trap shooting aeason is Just now getting under w ay ail over the coun­ try. The Sanford Rod & Gun Club will bold their next shoot on Thursday aftem oon at tho Club House on Union Avenue. The season was officially opened Inst Thursdny nnd a good crow d was out to sh oot and ‘look on." More seats havo been provided for the ladies on tho b ig porch of th* club house nnd thu Indies are cspec. inlly Invited to be present in the futu rc on these occasions. Among those who expect to be pre­ sent tomorrow are M r. and Mrs. E. L K ing, of Winonn, Minn, who visited Snnford yesterday in their yacht They are visiting southern waters on n cruise and left Sanford yesterday fo r n trip up the river. Both Mr. and M rs. King are enthusiastic trap mnrksmcn and will return tomorrow to take part in the contest. The public generally is Invited to these contests and nnyone who cares to can ahoot, whether n member of the club or not. *,“ k8on « ount* Florid., e l e v e n -----------------------------™ M an!‘ ntn" ’ to develop WANTED- W ANTED! ° 1 l' 1* thounnnJ horsepower. Fifteen nblc bodied young men to J o in the Medical Corps 154th Infantry EIGHTH GRADE PLAY Florida National Guard. I ____ ____ RALPH E. STEVENS, Capt. M. C. F. N. G. Mrs. W. C. De Courscy entertained * hth G ™ 1® * 111 P "»en t the. 13-3tp the Knthleen Mallory Mission Circle *| U> y S" vc* the ®*y * ’ Thurs- ( on Tuesday nftternaor. TSn ........ d.*T cvcnin»f* A Pr» Idth at eight nftternoon. dance wn* good nnd tho suhJccTun-! " ’clock ,n th.C ? r* mm*r Scho°l A u di-! Free lecture, Princess, Thursday 8 , 1... .n ...._. . . . 1tortum. ■ Admission 15 nnd 25c. j p. m. 14-lto <ler discussion, "Giving,” was hnndled In n very interesting manner by the CIIURCHWRLL WAS HERR SPANISH W AR VETERANS lender, Mrs. Smith. NOTICE The Circle is looking forward with J. II. Churchwcll, head of the _______ ______________ _ No. ^ The. Theodore Roosevelt Camp great interest to the npproaching .......... ....................... .. .............. ... Churchwcll Company was in the city 13, Spanish W ar'vV teran i wiiT hold W. M. U., convention which meets in monthly meeting at the Court Jacksonville In May. All business bel0° kin,r ° Ver11th? ]oCa] ,1U their ’ im? ml o,.rf, Mrs. \ i-. Do n » r-„.._______ eight ing disrupt disposed Courscy scr. uation nnd was very well pleased with House Thursday n|ght at ved dninty refreshments consisting o f the prospects nnd the progress made o ’clock. All members nro requested fruit salad, punch and snitines. Mrs. by the Snnford store. Tho Church- to he present nnd any who are eligi­ Gallagher will entertain the Circle wells with ten stores in Georgia nnd ble to join the camp nro requested to one in Snnford will open a large j lx* present nnd become members. next week. * | wholesale store In Jacksonville nnd R. A. PKRHEUN, Commander 200 pairs of Ladies’ Pumps ami Ox­ Mr. Churchwcll left Inst night for ENGINE CREW KILLED fords in Patent, White nnd Blnck Kid. Jacksonville for tho purpose of ne­ Free lecture, Princess, Thursdny, 8 values up to $ 10.00, choice $2.95.— IN TRAIN WRECK gotiating for tho new location. P- m. 14-ltc W oodruff & Watson. IS-Md FOR SALK -riv e acres good cel cry Innd near Cameron City. Partly I CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH cleared, good well. Price reasonable. MONEY Terms if desired.—W. M. Haynes, 115 Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c Park Avc. 14-2tp nnd ninil it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ FOR SALK— Mecca hnmmock 5 acres field Ave., Chicago, HI., writing your improved, $1,500; time pnyment, no name and address clearly. You will Interest.. Box 791, J. Allen, Sanford. receive in return n trinl pnrknge con­ ________________ 12-3tp taining Foley's Honey and Tnr Com­ I lly Tfc* Aaanrlalrd |'rf«i| •MANCHESTER, New Hampshire, FOR SA LK —Ten empty Linseed oil pound for roughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides April 12.— Three members o f tho barrels—Snnford Paint Store. !2-3tc nnd hack; rheumatism, backache, kid­ crew were killed todny when an en­ ney nnd Idadder ailments; and Foley gine nnd four cars nlunei-.l ««*er an j FOR SALK— Potato bnrrels in any t'nfhartir Tr.hli.-U, a whoiesonn and embankment into Lake Sunapec. Tho quantity, special prices on car lots, thoroughly cleansing cathartic for t o n - ' damage of the track ia undetermined correspondence solicited, Clearwater stipntion, biliousness, headaches, nnd by rnins. Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.— Free lecture. Prlneess, Thursday 8 FOR SALK OR LKASK— One 20 aero, Adv. one 10 aero Snnfcrd ave. walking P- m. 14-ltc distance to city. Two lota cornor LADIES HAND ORGANIZED Center nnd Kim avc. Two lots west LAST FRIDAY EVENING side Palmetto ave., 50 ft. from Kloventh St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, K )R SALE—The Star Theatre build­ The officers are: owner, 17 5 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ ing for sale. Lots o f good siding, E. A. Ball, director. les, C alif,________________ 288tf; 29-tf ceiling, flooring nnd rafters. About Mrs. Glenn E. McKay, pp-siilcnt fifty squares o f corrupated iron in oxMiss A Hie Gillon, secretary. FOR SALK— Ono trunk. Inquire nt cellent condition. Enough material to Miss K. Humphries, treasurer. 120d Pnlmetto Ave. 5-tfdh build several small buildings. Must ■ The members arc: Miss Marie FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. ■ Stemper, Miss Peggy Lane, Mrs. be torn down in the next four or five siding. Within four blocks o f center weeks. Make your bid to (). P. Hern­ Laura Huff, Miss Carolyn Stemper, o f city. don. 14-3tc Miss Naomi Fellows, Miss Thelma Ceo. V\ KNIGHT Ball, Miss Lilly Ruth Spencer, Miss Attteml the free lecture, Princess 272-tfc Ora Williams, Mrs. (j. K. McKay, Mrs. Theatre, Thursday, 8 p. m. 14-ltc It. C. Maxwell, Mrs. H. P. Smith, Min* FOR RENT Florence McKay, Mias l.uclle Pope, FOR RENT— 3-rooin furnished apart­ Miss Mary Howard, Miss E. Humph­ ment over Herald office. Apply to ries. Miss A Hie Gillon. Mrs. Ball, Miss B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel. Annie Lee, Miss Pnttjfe Lyles, Miss l 2 -6tp Dorothy Stokes, Miss Elizabeth Garri­ FOR RENT—Tw o unfurnished rooms, son. Miss Therinn Ball, rs. Harvard. Any Indies of the city, interested in bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good a Indies’ band, may communicate with location. Apply "R . S.’\ care o f Her­ any o f the officers. ald Office. 6-tfc There will Ik> n meeting of all mem­ FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms for bers, and any other ladies who may housekeeping, light and wntor fur­ wish to become members, Wednesday nished. Rates reasonable. 205 Oak evening nt 7 o’clock nt the Business avenue. 5-2wp. nml Professional Women’s Club room FOR RENT— Furnished and unfurn­ ovfr the First National Bank. ished rooms, 206 Park Ave. i2-6tp The instruments will be ordered nf­ ter the meeting Wednesday evening, WILL RECEIVE ANOTHER Three furnished bed-rooms fo r rent so any Indies wishing to become char­ CARLOAD THIS WEEK in the new Miller building over the ter member* of the band, must send FOR RENT—Lower light housekeep­ in their names and be present Wednes­ The Hupmohile is the must poping rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtle day evening. After this time an ini­ ulnr car in Sanford and through­ Avenue. 13-3tp tiation fee will be charged. out the country, for there is not 10 S,0rf8 Goorei" ----------------------------------------------------- — 1 Store in Fieri* IThe Church well Co. Sanford’s New Store- Phone 127 NOTICE Seminole Cafe. For particulars see the Seminole C u te . 12-flte W ANTED S T O P - LOOK— READ FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS T ry our expert service collecting Rail­ road Claims. Original. Vouchers sent direct to claimants.— Eastern Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. Cooper, Aaa’t General Mgr., with P. It. R. Cluim Department, ten years, Sonford, Del. 10-c.o.d-2wr AUTOM OBILES GETTING READY TO MOVE T. J. Miller A Son are busy as bees this week greting ready to move into their new building at tho corner of Magnolia nnd Second where they will have ono o f the finest furniture stores in tho state. The new building was arranged especially for the fu r­ niture business nnd has every facility for the display and sale o f furniture and house furnishings o f all kinds. The new building will be opened to tho public next Saturday and an­ nouncement to be nadc In the Dally Herald o f Fridny. Watch fo r the op­ ening announcements. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR and Paint shop on Sanford Heights at Reher Bros, old stand. Our prices are reas­ onable and all work guaranteed.— E. Atttend the free lecture, 8 . Bteakley. 4-15tp Theatre, Thursday, 8 p. in. Princess 1l-ltc a dissatisfied owner. son is: The rea­ Less Repairs, Less Gas and Oil, Better Tire Mileage and High Re­ sale Value Demonstrations Gladly Given B. & 0. MOTOR- CO. I.ADIES’ DEPARTM ENT M EN ’S D E P A R T M E N T EASTER MILLINERY STRAW HATS FOR EASTER Just Arrived a new lot of HATS In Sailors, Leghorns, Milan ami Horse Hair Braid $4.00 $1.75 — AND— — TO— $5.00 $4.50 ------ P A Y CASH Buy For Less- -Save W hat You H ave Been Losing iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBaaBJiaaaaaaaaaaB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBaBBBBBBBBBa 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Florida DiotributorH Seminole nnd 1-nkc Counties W E CARRY TH E PARTS IThe Churchwell Co. Hupmobile [ FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS B |M B |B B lllUIIBM B B B B B B B R B B B | i aiB B iK aB |B B aaaaiaRaa BBa BBBBBi>HRaBBBaBBafiBaBBaBBBBBBBB5 BBaBBBi BBB """ w e l a k a block �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922 S U G A R , w i t h o r d e r s , l b ................................................................................... 0 5 c THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922 PAGE THREE hereby, the City shall have, and may to be voted upon in the manner follow- ! one-half per cent par annum. Interest Thia resolution adopted In regular |Circuit Court^of Bamjnola County._F)oapnynbl<- semi-annually: bond* to be cession of tha County'Hoard of Public Ida. In arcordancs with an ordar of tha oxcrciso all other powers, which un­ ing: ^ ■ r D IN A n S n O . 2 9 ____ ___ ____ w _ Instruction .for . . Hemlnote .... ..... County. Florl Circuit Court of ftamlnola County, Flor­ dated July tat. A.______ D 1922;m___r tha principal F r e s h M i x e d N u t s , l b ....................................................................................... 2 5 c der the Constitution and Laws of .*ald_bonds to become due and pay- da, on the Ith day of AprlC A Ji. ISIS ida. dated tha 2nd day of March. ISIS. B e s t B a c o n , l b ............................................................................................... “ For the adoption and approval of of In the above entitled causa. able thirty yeara after the date there C. F IIAltftlHON.I15c Florida, It would be competent for that certain ordinance entitled, n o s a u iiUMHimicr. T a l l C r e a m , d o z e n ............................................................................................ $ 1 . 2 9 of. •» la provided for In that certain (Heal of Hoard) Chairman. Administratrix of tha Ba­ B e s t L a r d , l b .............................................................................................................. 1 5 ^ reeolullnn that da) adopted l.» tlila KtlKD T. WILLIAMS, this paragraph specifcally to enum­ “ An Ordinance Amending Sec­ County Hoard of I'ubllc Instruction for tata of William T. Humph­ C. A. PALI.AH. rey (sometimes known as B e s t G r a d e C r e a m e r y B u t t e r , l b .......................................................... 4 8 c erate. Hrmlnule County, Florida, In which said County Hoard of Publla tion* 7, 97, 154, 20C and 217; and P a l m O l i v e S o a p , 3 b a r s f o r ......................................................................... 2 5 c W. T Humphrey.) election only tho duly qualified electors Instruction for Heml>*•’ lW' chanter r8361. U w i ■ i? i of Chapter (March II. « . If; April 4. II. If. II; In addition to the powers herein Repealing Section 174 of Chap-' who are free holders residing within nole County, Florida. May I. 10-c) Q19 Entitled “ An Act to said Hpeetal Tax H»-hool Dlalrlct No. 1. Attest: enumerated or given or allowed the ter 8361, Laws of Florida, 1919, Seminole Countv, Florida, shall he en­ W E D E L I V E R $ 3 . 0 0 O R O V E R --------------------T. W. LAWTON. O p p o s ite F o r d S e r v ic e S ta tio n I W « * Municipal Go*titled io vote. P H O N E 481-W Huperlntendent of I'ohllc Insaid City shall have all powers and Entitled "An Act to Abolish tho NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR The a.t|d election ■» ordered to be atructlon. and Ki-oftlclo Sec­ ^ h t the City of Sanford, perform all duties conferred or im­ Present Municipal Government o f held shall be held at the aeveral poll­ retary to HoArd. (F or Final Discharge) ing places within said Special Tft* 4- C•1J- 20-27; 1-4. posed by the laws o f the State of the City ot Sanford, County o f School District No 1. Seminole County. Florida Seminole, State o f Florida, and to i l l 0 rt.nl” . * nJ f * ' Florida, now In force, or which may lion » held. throughout V iid dial rid, Circuit Court of uemiooir Couo- In court of County Judge, Seminole vi h j City Government for the hereafter be enacted, providing gen­ Organixe, Incorporate and Estab­ to-wit At Precinct No. I and Precinct *7* Florida.—la t haaerry County, State of Florida tb,h A t / prescribe the Jurisdlc- erally for the government of cities No 1. and (he said election shall be v-iwai ' ir r n n v T iv ii nv • - - • lish n City Government for the n c-mpIMiice with law. and (he NOTH*. OF Fin ALAC CO US TIM) Hi In re Katate of held In Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 REPUBLICAN WINS Inapec tors and clerks of the polling Compound at any drug store all ready no one can tell, because it dots it i f p j^ e r s and Function, of Said and towns and not inconsistent with APMlWltTTlATHlX Same, and to Prescribe tho Jur­ W. T. Humphrey. Hrooklyn ................... 1 0 1.000 IN NEW YORK DISTRICT plaora shall make prompt return to the for use. Thia is the old-time recipe naturally, so evenly. You just « w Humisdiction, Powers and Functions the provisions o f this Act." -ajclpalitji' County Hoard of Public Instruction " t Robert T. Humphrey. William I U Notice is hereby given, to all whom Chicago .— ...._______ 1.000 1 0 II PROHIBITION W AS ISSUE Hrmtnolr Countv. Florida. Immediately improved by the addition o f other in­ on a sponge or soft brush with it Jr of said Municipality." Where*'the legislature may by Section 2. That Section 97 of the Humphrey, It may concern, thnt on the 10th day Boston .. ................. 0 1 .000 after the ».»UI election and the tabula,._ IU? _. n“ n ° M **• gredients. L wrfer upon a municipality any charter under which the City of San­ "Against the adoption and approval tlon of the vote* polled, and the County t-ompialnante. of May, A. I). 1922, I shall apply to draw this through your hair, tal ‘ New York --------------- 0 <llf The .Xsaorlatrd I'rra.) 1 .000 Hoard of Public Inal ruction for Semiv“While wispy, gray, faded hair is not one small strand at a time; by rc iftatta* to it* government. ford, Florida, is now opernting and of that certain ordinance entitled: CONING, New York, April 12.— nole County, Florida, a ill he In apodal Rota L Humphrey. Indlvldualy and aa the Honorable E. F. Houtholder, Judge 0 Cincinnati ...»..... .. 1 .000 meeting at 10 o'clock A. M on the l»th Administratrix of the Katate of Wit LOOK YOUNG! BRING BACK ITS sinful, we all desire» , in conflict with other organic functioning, be, and the same is "An Ordinance Amending Sec­ " t a in our ing all gray hairs hnvo. dliapp.,1 , Pittsburgh ........... 0 .000 Unofficial returns complete from Ham T. Humphrey, (sometime* called of said court, as Judge o f Probate, for 1 day of May. A l> ISJ2, to receive the NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND tions 7, 97, 164, and 217; and |return* of th«- aald election ami to canW T Humphrey), deceased, Theresa my final discharge as Administratrix hereby amended to read as follows: youthful appearance and attractiveand, after another application or ^ Lriiion* of law. and thirty seventh congressional district YESTKRDAY*S RESULTS Humphrey. I V. Hlenstrom. I«ee Htenvaaw ddermine and certify the results ATTRACTIVENESS Repealing Section 174 of Chapter i thereof. Whereas, the Leg.al.ture o f the ness Ily darkening your hair with your hair becomes beautifully “ Section 97. FISCAL YEAR.— etrom. Ernest I. Humphrey, Arthur of the estate of W. T. Humphrey, de­ today gave Lewis Henry, republican, Florida State League American League Humphrey. Rruee Humphrey, Hally 8361, Laws o f Florida, 1919, The following named are hereby apU ycth a Sage and Sulphur Compound, glossy, soft and luxuriant.—Ad» *** Jt< of Florida has by legislative cn- The fiscal year o f the City shall begin plurality threo thousand over Judge Humphrey. John Humphrey, C. C. ceased, nnd that at the same time I ioluteil and dexlgnated a* Clerk nnd At Orlando, 12; Jacksonville, 2. Won. Lost. I’ct a«nt granted and delegated unto on the 1st day of October and end on Entitled "An Act to Abolish the Humphrey and tin* Humphrey. De­ will present to said Court my final Cmomon garden sago brewed into a nsprd..r- to hold and conduct the said Frank Irvine, Democrat. Prohibition At Tampa, 8 ; St. Petersburg, 5. 8 t I-ouis ____ 1 fendant# 0 1.000 election at the polling place or pre­ Present Municipal Government L ntv of Sanford. Florida, the the 30th day of September o f each heavy tea with su|phur added, will was the dominant isaue in the cam­ Notice Is hereby given that tho un­ accounts ns Administratrix of said cinct named, lo-wlt At Lakeland, 11; Daytona, 4. Philadelphia ..... 1 0 1.000 a „ 0 submit n, It, elector, for year.” of the City of Sanford, County At Precinct No l l Hanford I I. M dersigned as Administratrix of the Bs- estate, nnd ask for their approval. turn gray, streaked and faded hair paign, Irvine declaring for the re­ ] M . Uoo W Huff and Kenneth »*«• "4 William T. Humphrey, (some­ o Clecviand 1 000 o f Seminole, State of Florida, i Tyre. .. • hrev) de•rorsi or rejection, amendments to times .known as *" W. — T • Itunip Section 3. That Section pit of the Murrell Inspector* and K D llrownlr Dated March 7th, A. D. 1922. peal o f the Volatcad act. Tho repub­ beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just National League Washington ._. 1 0 ceased, will on the 1Clh dav or May. 1.000 I clerk and to Organize, Incorporate and a few applications will prove n rcvelncharter under which the City o f San­ ROSA L. HUMPHREY, i charter, and , . , lican plurality In nineteen twenty In III!, file her final report ana account At Precinct No ) (Hanford): David Boston, 1; Philadelphia, 7. Boston ....... 0 1 .000 Establish a City Government for Where*'. It l« one of the fundamen- ford, is now opetsting and function­ Hpeer. F P. Illnes and *'ln»* Mathews. aa Administratrix of the above named 8-7-o.a.w-9wc tlon if your hair is fading, streaked or Administratrix. thia district was thirty thousand. estate In-the office of tho Clerk of Ihe Brooklyn, 4; New York, 3. Inspectors and J. tl. Leonard), derk. New York ....... 0 1 .000 the Same, nnd to Prescribe the j principle of constitutional law that ing,be, and the same is hereby am­ gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul­ All of which Is done amt ordered by Pittsburgh, 1; St. Louis, 10. Chicago 0 1 .000 the t'ooni) Hoard of Public lustrudiou Jurisdiction, Powers and Func­ ,, Mt unconstitutional as n delega- ended to read as follows: phur recipe at home, though, is trou­ dentine Count) Florida, In regular P U R E C R Y S T A L IC E 1 Chicago, 7; Cincinnati, 3. Detroit ____ 0 .000 RRACKLEHURST MATE tions o f Said Municipality." z of legislative power for the legblesome. An easier way is to get a session this the lib day of April. A D "Section 104. SPECIAL ASSESS­ SENT TO NASSAU and shnll also separately state each 1123. ltun. to delegate unto n munlcibottle of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur N o w D e l i v e r e d i n S a n f o r d F HAIlltlHON, MENTS; WHEN PAYABLE.—Spec­ FOR MURDER TRIAL American league American Association Section of said Chnrtcr to he voted 1 deal of Ion nil HOW THE OLDEST OIL COM PANY MA D E ■ t'tialrmun 'jty the right and authority. to am- .ni ial assesments the construcaascamenta covering uie construeKHKD T WILLIAMS. Philadelphia, 3; Boston, 2. ■ Won. Lost. Pet upon in the manner following, to-wit: «* A 1<ALLAH. 4 i charter grant' d unto sa n' ljn tion o f sidewalk*, laying out, improvMis The THE N EW EST DISCOVERY ABOUT -Car on Track at Freight Depot, City Delivery. Detroit, 4; Cleveland, 7. St. Paul I <1 1.000 "F or the ndoptinn o f the amend­ KEY WEST. April 12— British pality by the l egislature, prov cd |R^ grading, paving nnd hard sur­ St. Louis, 3; Chicago, 2. Columbus ..... FORDS 1 0 1.000 C onsul General at New Orleans in­ s_ t. rr.ctst *o adopted docs not facing o f streets nnd alleys, and co v ­ ment of Section 7, o f the Charter." AID-nI Now York, 5; Washington, 6. Kansas City 1 u 1.000 structed locnl consul to send Brack, “ Against the adoption o f the itravrne or i* not repugnant to tho ering all other locnl improvements T LAWTON, The most interesting announcement of recent years in Minneapolis 1 ■ 0 1.000 elhurst and the crew o f the schooner uperlntendenl of Public Inutitution and thp statute lnw of xhnl! lie payable by the owners o f the nmendniont o f Section 7 of the chnr­ ■ the oil industry has boon made by Wm. C. Robinson & Son ■ tru> lIon and Kv-i fflclo HeroAmerican Association Indianapolis (l .000 Lewis Brothers to Nassau aboard tho 1 tcr." nv to Hoard. i State, «nd Company— the oldest oil company in America. property assessed for said local im­ At Indianapolis, 0 ; St. Paul, 8. Milwaukee s-t 0 1 .000 British schooner now in port- They For the ndoption of the amendment H'lrrc**. Section 254 of the legis- provement nt the time stipulated in It tells of the discovery of a new lubricating oil, which A t Columbus, f>; Milwaukee, 4. Toledo 0 .000 will lonvo Friday. Brarkclhurst was l tire rh»rt« r under which the City of the ordinance passed and adopted of Section 97 of the charter. will not carbonize, and thus glaze the transmission brake ■ o iiiii : h III IIOI.II \\ Ki l l TION IN A t Toledo, 4; Kansas City, 5. Louisville 0 ■IS 1 .000 the mate of the Lewis Brothers ■ Against the ndoption of the am­ gford. Florida, Is now operating with reference to any such locnl imNPIHIAI. T\\ * 111001. IHsrllD T hand lining of Ford cars, causing what is commonly called ■ ■ a At Louisville, H; Minneapolis, 9. NO. I. SKVIINOI.P. r o t NI ) . FLORI­ endment o f Section 97 of the Chnrtcr ■ ■ ■ 1 functioning provides thnt nniendschooner and is charged with the DA. ->vili *Pi:ciAI< TAX ini.li provcnicnt, nnd shnll constitute, be, "chatter." , ■ ■ Southern Association For the ndoption of the amendment h i m iik r in : ini ; m .« o k n o w n \murder of 11. Chute, captain o f the ■ c t» to **id charter may be sub- remain nnd continue a lien superior It has been tested and approved by 1015 authorized T ill: * VN1‘OIIH *< IIOOI. HISTIIUT. Southern Association a : Won. Lost. Pet schooner on high seas. o f Section 161 of tho charter. flni t-> tho electors of said City by Whet*.»s A lietltloll lias been |ire■ a Ford dealers and reliable service stations. ■ in dignity tto any and all other lien*, At Rirmingham, ft; Nashville, fl. Nashville 1 ■ 0 1.000 ■ t*o third* vote of the City Com. except liens for State and County 1 Against the adoption o f the amend­ sentrd in Hip County Hoard o f I'ublla lost run imi fur Hemlnnle County. Flori­ ■ A t Chattanooga, 1; Atlanta, 0. Chattanooga 1 1.000 GO!.I PLAYER KILLED ment of Section 164 o f the chnrtcr. 0 TESTED BY THOUSANDS da. on March «Hli, 1112, stgoed by more inians, and ■ Taxis, upon nnd agaii.-t the properp or the ndoption of the amendment than iw .tu i.fn .. ix-r cent of the Ihe du duly At Mobile, 4; New Orleans, 2. Mobile 1 1.000 0 Where**, it has developed that cor­ ty nssessed for such local improve- , ,, IN PECULIAR ACCIDENT Every drop of this oil. to which the name of "F " Auto­ ... , . qualified electors residing within H|ie. At Llttlo Rock, 4; Memphis. 2. Little Rock 1 0 1.000 . .. , of Section 266 of the chnrter. lal Tnv H. iuml Dlsirln No i H««mlm>|e al amendment* to the present chnrline was given, has been sold under the guarantee of this ■ nient until paid, nnd said lien shnll County. Florida, siid H|«. lul Tax Atlanta Illv Thr \« «nr Inf r«! I'rtww) 0 .000 1 Against the adoption o f the amend- Schow,’ , „ hIrl(., rtl, „ k„ „ „ „ u- ,i..r rf the City of Sanford, Florida, Sometimes it Needs Somebody to Sell it 00-year-old oil company, that it will assure perfectly smooth ■ not be barred by any statute of limHAVERFORD, Penn., April 12._ Hanford H i hool District, asking ainl peGAMES TODAY New Orlcnns 0 1 nicnt of Section 206 o f the charter. .000 said lx- adopted in order to proptransmission and braking, or money will he refunded upon lllloiiliik* llmt An election lie liH.I with* Ration* now existing, or by any sta­ S t Petersburg at Orlando. Memphis 0 For the adoption of tho nnicndmcnt In Spt'i.il T .u Schttol t>l«trlit No I. 1 .000 I Paul Flalcr Turner, Hnverford stu­ !f »rl expedioualy administer the request. tute hereafter enacted which doc* not Hrinltinli' County. Ktorl<l«, to «lrt«*r* Daytona at Tampa. 0 Rirmingham , . , .% .. . , of Section 217 of the charter, .000 dent. is dead result fractured skull 1 tie affairs of this city, therefore, # w % to min** thr ffiimtlon whrthrr or not t»on*lii Any Ford owner is invitvd to fill his crank coho with in express terms refer lien* for while plnying golf. He stepped be­ Jacksonville at Lnkcland. Rs it Fi acted Ry the People o f the * " •” ,,v " ’ Against the ndoption o f the amend- in Hie sum nf »*'>.no i na siiuli be ismied "F ” Autoline Oil from the Frank Akers’ Tiro Company, on " . ' , ■. j 1 , special assessments imposed or levied 017 *t,» p),« p« „ p , by said Hpeciul T«x Hchool District No. hind n clnssmoto just as the latter COLLEGE IIASERALL ty of Sanford, Florida: . .. p ; » ., ,.r u . nf IlP,i pinrldn fnr mon^ Section - 1 1 nf the chnrtcr. , Hemlnoie I'nunty, Florida, the p m ­ the promise thnt his money will ho immediately refunded by swung his club. Turner received tho . «Thnt. Section -7, t 1 - "> thc ( '*> o f • s#nr°™- Florida, for For thp rrr,.nI 0f Section 174 o f the ee.-.is tin r. -,f 1,. ......... .1 f..r the hum...... LEAGUE STANDINGS .Section 1. o f .the At New York: Columhin, 0 ; Wilthem if his brake and transmission do not operate smoothly. . , of acqiilrlnu. bollillng. enlarging, fornlocnl improvements." full force o f the swing on tho head. ■ Chnrtcr. , Ishlng nr otherwise Improving sehnol Florida Slate l.eaguc artrr urdi r which the City o f Snnlinms, 4. Section 4. Thnt Section o f 206 o f tho ■ A rvnlnsl Iho rr.iwil nf Neetinn 174 buildings nod school grounds and for rf. Honda, i« now operating and Won. Lost. Pet At Lexington, Vn.: Washington and ■ •hnrtcr under which the City of San-, A . / J rr,Pn' f " 174 V ■ ’•-'V ' W d . „ ftY V WOMAN ANNOUNCES # of the charter. H'hooh «»f sprclul T.I\ Hrhool Plntru't ■ St. Petersburg ..... 6 xtioning bo, nnd the same is hcrc3 .667 !»oe, 10; University o f Virginia, 7. — — ---0 .. , ___ , , _ No I. N« mlnolc «‘'Hint >. Klorhln ford, Florida, Is --------------now opernting nnd ■ FOR SUPERVISOR ■ Tampn ........ Section 16. That the provisions o f Then f->n 11• li Itesulvrd; That an ■ ■ amended to read ns follows, to­ ..... 5 .556 4 At Macon, Gn.: Yale, 8 ; South Car■ functioning, he nnd thc same is here, this ordinance providing for nnd di- etvcilon be unit the *«me i* hereby ■orDRIVE IN FILLING STATION Lnkcland ..... 5 4 t: .550 olinn, 1. ■ bv amended to read ns follows: Ills The iMi.rlm il I’ rrasl recting nn election to be held for thc Hchunl District N« t Hemlnoie County, ■ First and Elm Avenue Dsytonn .... ...... 4 •Section 7. Power* of the City. 4 .600 Rhone 117-W At Annapolis: Navy, 2; Holy Cross OCALA, April 12.—Mrs. G. I). Tur­ "Section 200. 'SALARIES.— The ■ ndoption or rejection o f this ordinheYhe^or‘n^t Jacksonville T>e City of Sanford, Florida, shnll 4 4 ■ .500 6. ner, of Spnrr, wife o f n well-known City Commission shnll fix by ordin­ nnce shall iicrontc effective immed- shall i •• i-sm-ii by sniil itperinl Tun ■ Orlando .... at perpetual succession; shnll sue ..... 3 6 .333 At Chapel Hill: University o f stockmnn, announced her candidacy «i i i « Hi t...I District No t Hemlnoie County ance thc compensation of the City , . , intcly upon its flnnl pnssago and adop- i i,.n,i , ■ ,t■ i,, the sum of ft . 4 I. s'i-d. plead and be impleaded; North Carolina, 9; University of as Bupcrvisior o f registration o f Mar­ Attorney, the City Mnnngor, thc City Bonded representatives in over a hundred tlon, and snid oniinnnee shall become ........ "• "« " ‘ » « • ,,f • »« ty pnrrha-e. lease, receive nnd hold National League Georgia, 0. • |uni- iiiir iim - i rent i-imiI i»ei |i.-r nnniim. iititiiiiii, Interval lul ion county today. Auditor nnd Clerk and ex-O ificio Ass­ carlot markets o f full' force nnd effect ns to nil of pnyiililr •r-ml-Mitnmilly. Imnils In be 'Litperty. ii-xl and personnl, within Won. Lost. Pet 105 Palmetto Are Sanford, Florida essor, and shall fix by ordinance the it July 1*1. V I* l:»2J utiil In dint lire thc provisions therein contained, or • i»t. I-ouis 1 ' .ty; and may sell, nliennte, 1 0 Itilriy ) s.ir» nftrr tbe ibiD- lber«-i»f. 1.000 (5. R. Pollock, Princess tonight. He Tho Herald, 15c per week, delivered compensations of the Chiefs of the fire lie II fiirlhrr rrsolvnl That Ibis nras to such o f said provisions ns may ed, onvey, lease or ntherwiso dis•Irr h«- iiiiblislii-il In the Sanford Dally and Police Departments, nnd members he ratified nnd npproved ns thc re­ Hit .«li! n n«-w s|ni|ii-r |i'ihll*li«d within of tin -ame for thc benefit and of the fire nnd police forces. Thc City Tax Schimi District Nn I. Scmsult of the election ordered called nnd Hfin-lal vantage of said City; nnd tuny Innlc Dmirily. Flnrliln. mice ,-ai-b week Cmrntission shnll have the j nwer to held, nnlv from nml n fto r His tlm« t..r (..IIIGil the Gheexhube* Biamil uf the FlusiJa Jhsal x’oaai Railway, v.uuiuo'.Vt ft..rrh**e. . i -e, receive nnd hold prop,, ,,' . , i.i _ Dune anil ordered In regular session fix by uriliimiiir thu xtiiiipcnsiiiion of ln, Fla., among the pines and lake* of Seminole county, an up-to-date '■ • ■ s s s s s s : said ordinance is approved, cither In llf tiosni ..f i-ui.iic Insirurrmi *r.a personal, within nnd the Municipal Judge. The City Com. whoie or in pnrt, by the referendum ••»« for Hemlnoie «,ouni>. Flnrl.l. tins modern brick hotel, with prixale hatha and hot water heal. First 15 r.d tie unit* of thc City to lie of April. \ D 1 22 * ■ mission shall have the power to fix vote of the electors o f tho City o f class cuisine. Rslea 12.50 to IU .0 per day; $10 t« *1H per week, ac­ l* F. 11 a it i: ISON, ■ ■ ltd for th- Ic.iri ii of thc dead, for thc compensation o f the City Tax f Hoard) iTnilrni in ■ ■ cording to loention of room. Sanford, Florida. ‘.t erretion. construction nnd mainKHKI) T WILLIAMS ■ ■ Collector, which may he based on ■ ■ • * . A DALLAS Adopted on this the 10th dny of •irrr of waterworks nnd lighting ■ ■ I'oiinly Hoard of I*<•>.■ ■ |47!«. f. r th- establishment o< hos- either fees or snlnry. The City Mnn- April A. D., 1922. MRS. CHAS. I). BRUM LEY, Manager lie lii-lruetIon, Semi­ ■ ■ ■ nger shnll fix the number nnd comnole i'oiinly, Florida CHAS. E. HENRY, ■ ■ ■ t*l*. p.iorh--lues nnd houses o f de■ Alt* pensntion o f nil other officers nnd T. XV LAWTON. 8 . O. CHASE. tf’ on :in-i correction, for the cstnhHup) of I'qb ln*t nnd 17%-. employees. The snlnrics or compen­ 3 ■ ■ FORREST LAKE. ibirnt of locks, whnrfs, breakwaDffleln Weerelary tn II *nrd ■ ■ ■ sation so fixed shnll bo uniform for ■ City Commissioners of Sanford, ( . ( . |1.20-J7; 5 -I m and h s i-in*, am or sue i Bf.n .jccs jn pacj, ffrn,j0 „ f the City ■ ■ Florida. ■ ' 't nul! purposes ns tho ■ ■ ■ IIKNOI.I T ill* KOI ATI llOXItll III' ‘ y service ns the same shall he graded ■ ■ ■ ■ 1*1 III.IK I ANTIII I TION. HKAIIAOI.K Attest: “ o • may by ordinance deent ■ ■ ■ I "I A l l . f’ l.OIIIII X. IIKTKItXfIAIAdi nnd classified by the City Manager. ■ ■ ■ : L. It. PHILLIPS. Clerk, <vr«i.-,r. and proper, and ntny sell, XXII XT XV|III AT OF IIOAIIH Ih Al'.l ■ C ■ ■ ■ AH such salnrie* and rates of pay |;hh XIIX FOII NpF.IIXI. T X\ (Seal) ■ ■ ■ ■ r ’ -.r-.viie disposo of said "SERVICE THAT COUNTS" H I IIOOI. IIIH't'lllt'T AO. I. Hl.VIIwith date* of employment anil dis■ ■ ■ : arerty f. aoi . i : r o t N ix. |-*I.on I ii x, hviii ■ ■ ■ • . benefit Of said C ity , charge shnll be immediately reported M r r ir K a t ; 'h - IIHM1 KI.F.KHIT.I IXI. TAX M IIOOI. IIIHTHIi r ■ ■ ■ s T X\ hi HllUl. the *111110 i­vtent thnt natural perWe Immllc everything in _____ j *n ? » » * . . F.'Jl! 1 .**^K.‘ ‘A III I Ali XI.HO KAOXXA XH T ill: NXA■ ■ ■ hi!’.>iim ii i: t hi \■ to thc City Auditor nnd Clerk. All iiih tii n r m i . : 1-01111 H fiio o l. IMHTIIM'l i II XTF. « F n might nr ■ ■ ■ ■ couid do; and also fMm nn<| m ' oneyi rpcc,vcd or collected TY .>M »R in% . * * ..) hi k . ia l t a x ■ TO III: FXIII TIIF.IIKOA, ■ ■ T O TH E■ ■ <H IIOOI. DIHTIIII T HKINU XI.HU tlAIKHKHT THE FRUIT ANI) VEGETABLE LINE >11 have the power to borrow man­ m u i i d : t ix ii : xxiii'.x p iiia * ii - xi. xaii ■ KMIWN AH NX.\FOIIII HI IIIIOI. l y officers nnd employees shall be m ■ ■ IATKIIKNT N|| X1.1. Ill: IMF. " • » * : ^r urrrnt expenses, provided any I DISTIIKT. ■ ■ r XX x it i.i :. Cnr I.ol, or I.'-*. Ship u.h immediately paid over to the proper _______ Whereas: A petition has been pre■ ■ 3 Whereas: On the filli day nf March. A -nt so Iwirrowcd shnll not ex■ ■ 1 'ij;. a peililnn was presented t<> the ■ official or depository as designated »>y iKSJ^eHontor'Hen.lm .fiTnlH uV 1 f 'I" ‘ ■ ■ i ■ Richmond, Virginia ■ ■ ■ u ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ O p e n i n g a n d d e c e p t i o n o A t O u r d ^ e w : ■ ■ ■ ■ E C O N O Large Fresh Prunes, 2-lbs. f o r ................................ M Y O C E R & /£ £ *-*" Y TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA SPORTS I ICE! The Latest in ICE! I BETTER ICE CHEAPER I SHEET MUSIC SOMETIMES CELERY SELLS ITSELF i PIANO [ ROLLS ■ j |■ Phonograph: Records WHEN IT NEEDS HELP WE ARE THERE FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. Chase & Company j F. P. RINESI CHULUOTA INN THE l S T U B LICIS I N V I T E D FURNITURE STORE s ■ ■ M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ RECENTLY REM ODELED A N D M A D E INTO ONE OF THE LARGEST A N D PORIUMS IN THE STATE NEW ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ CORNER c^efreshments ■ ■ ■ FINEST FURN ITU RE MAGNOLI A ANI) M M ■ ■ SECOND Music ATTEND ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ EM­ M IL L E R B U IL D IN G EV ER YBO D Y .. INVITED TO OPENING ■ ■ CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & iui Favors n m m m ■ M ■ THE Saturday oAfternoon beginning oAt 4 C P. §M. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n ■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ )uin . nnd maintain ns r» pybutl,it> waterworks and a water *-t anil provide the City nnd the ' .n'x thereof with water; to nc•' 'wn, establish, maintain nnd nnd the same is hereby amended to rend as follows: “ Paragraph (b ).—Such petitions shall be signed by npt less than fifty o f tho electors of the municipality." Section 6. That Section 174 o f thc pllbli r Vli I,ty: charter under which thc City of Sansd Plant and furn.sh the C ty fonJ> Florid. , ,B „ ow operating nnd ! 'be inhabitants thereof with functioning, be, nnd the same is hcreimm-inl un* ttli.h „ „ „ , ‘ ° .nC,,Ul.rC, ? W" ’ C*' i>y n-penied. operate and maintain as a Scction 7. That thc Mayor is hereutility, electrical works and an hy instructed, authorized and em­ ‘ ,r; l> ants nnd furnish the City powered to call an election in accord­ ^ 'be mhaliitants thereof with elance with Section 7 o f the Revised ri'> ; to issue nnd sell bonds for Ordinance o f the City o f Sanford, b of the purposes hereinabove enFlorida, to determine thc question by Tatcrl nnd nPt forth, as well as for referendum vote ns to whether Sec'h ulh pur'M,8C\ “ " tions 7, 97. 164, 206 ami 217 o f the im»nf p ° lm<* ,’ rr'<rri,,0<* ^ charter under which tho City of San:iid„ : ' othprwi*® ford. Florida, Is now operating and local i n rt" , : t0 ‘V,0Pt “ nd functioning, shall be .mended in the . - * l po Ice. sanitary and oth. mnnner hcreinnbovo tU U d and set ■ a u T " k >nc . n0t T i* whi; « ° f Fl0r,d* ; ever may be deemed neces. Hpeelal Tax Hehnol Dlslrlrt Nn. I. Hem Ionic County. Florida, said Special T.i* H'-hnnl Dlslrlrt being Iil-o known II" tbe Hanford School Dlslrlrt, to deter­ mine whether or not tlirr*- should I” ' issued by Ihe said Special Tax Hchool Dli'trirt No I, hoods In Ihe sum of I*1*. hood s to he Him ,s in whether or mil bond* III llosum " f I * " . mill 00 eli.iul'l he Issued III-aid Hpei lal Tax Hchool District N«> I Hemlnoie Fount)*. Florid i for llo- pur-^ po.e of acquiring, hull'llng. enlarging, furnishing or otherwise Improving aehool hiilldlnge and school ground* a n d f o r I h e e x c l u s i v e u s e o f l l i e t iu h l l r N O T I C E MEN— You have heard it hinted around that Tirea and Tuhea were going up. hut here is a 25% REDUCTION, it marka the lowest prices in Tire history. ■ m MoToo,OS, « : ,b ; , u,.°.dWin Hcqulrlng .. -mV f»r ■Itr. building, and furnishing « primary " f th* tnibllc frrschool, nnd for rnlnrgliig. furnishing <>r sold Hpeelal T«* Hchool Dlstrlt i no. i. Otherwise Improving school building* •■ml this and school grounds for ihr escluslyrl XXlierea* It Is the s ns nr III* use of Ihe public free schools within Hoard that It would be Hot lo tool llo llPPl l»l«trlrt said Hprrlnl Tn* Hchool District No. I.llerret of Hprrlnl Tnx No 1 Mrmltiolfl l*4*»mt>*. KhifhLi. nnd. Hoard of Koh-, XX'hrrrn- The •••- Coun.y ... • — , H,.e, . lal . llo Instruction of Hemlnoie Count)', known u» the . Florida. Ims carefully examined aaUl to la«ue t>«n‘>a ln lhe i m o f petition and haa ascertained that m o re 'the pr.M-eeda thereof to ••• ''■ ;« and than twenty-five per cent of the duly expended •»> '»"> manner and for I.he qualified electors residing within Hpcc- purpose* and obj^ta ae ar lal Tax Hchool District No I. have above get forth nnd a* Is staled in sain ■r> 36x6 S 40x8 $14.40 23.35 24.00 24.65 31.60 37.50 59.50 111.50 $ 9.45 . 16.25 17.00 17.25 20.00 21.00 30x3Vi 32x4 33x4 34x4 .............................. .............................. DIRECT-Factory-to-uaera prices. You will probably never ace aa low prices again. These prices subject to change without notice. Ray Brothers if ii ■ ■ 0,000 Fabric. 10,000 Corda •'^Vhsreas*' PThi'coUnV? Hoard of Hub- 1"Therefore be It resolved: That It I«« to whether Section 174 lie"Instruction for Hemlnoie County, the determination ,,f this « «'untr lloard Florida. ha» by reeolutlon thle day de- of I’uhlle Inalriictlon 11f<’ rl, , n ,,t ‘•h-rter shall bo repealed. f Sectfon g< ^ nt ga|() c , tn lerrnlned that bond* on the sum of l« 0.-1f ouniy. Florida, that Ihe omouni ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Phone 548 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ GAS— OIL— BATTERIES— AIR— WATER— SERVICE : : ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M ■ ■ ■ ■ a a Bayfield Carburators In'talled and Guaranteed by SANFORD Irlct No I. Hemlnoie County. Florida, ,hl" rr,,,‘ i said Hpeelal Tax Hchool District also lunoS Vndr# ,,rov'',' ,, ,or That the ballots used at known as the Hanford Sc! ol Dlstrlcf. olullon ^VubHa?e*d lu*toeTuinford* >a*ly - . t l . l . . J lo determine whether or , . . l tliwre* called ana | SIIU#4 t>r the said Hpeelal Tax l t V u " * - ? . r n o r ^ { . ’ .Mct 101» M d by Rectlon 7 of thl< ordinance Hchool District No. I. Hemlnoie County. T ■ ------- , ' ; ” I Florida. t>ond* In the sum of f(9.0«0 00, Hvmtaole County. Florida, one# a w h S 1 I shall state the title o f the ordinance Jto bear Interest at the rat* of five and for four successive wssk* Iclecrion. Section 9. W o rd« uBatterv t u i e r y Scrvirt* i t e 018 e,ect,on ordercd *° ** Company M ARBLE & G RANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor . CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY W « t First Street 1018 W « t P int S tm t �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922 PAGE FOUR “ Construction of thirty-eight dwell­ AKBUCKLE CLEARED have agreed to enter Into the scheme says that we need and in thla he ia LADIES BAND MEETING ing houses, nine garages, three mer­ when it ia formally submitted by th e right. OF m a n s l a u g iit e , It is the poorest kind o f economy St. Petersburg Chamber of Com There will be a meeting o f the lad cantile buildings, and other struc­ P ik lh tr 4 r » » t ; »H>r»« i » Amy I t I k e l l f n M H a l i d a s , 107 merce. That plan calls for the pub- to build cheaply. Better endure a ies Band Friday evening at 0:30 at tures were begun during March,” says <l»r Tke SssorUlrd M a g n o l i a A a r * S a n to rO , Tim. liention of a double-page spread in poor road a little longer than build the High School, at which time Mr. the West Palm Beach Post. Against SAN FRANCISCO, April 13 colors in the Saturday Evening Post, in a manner o f a material that will Tillia from DeLand will be there to this record it is shown that only sev­ verdict o f acquittal was r e t u r n ^ the weekly Curtis publication, with not stand the wear of modern traffic, order the instruments. It is very im- enteen houses were started in March a jury last night In the third trulrf I'lIBLIHIIKHa more than 2,f>00,000 circulation on e s ­ Thuusands o f dollars have been lit- portant that every member arfd those 1921. The number o f dwellinga for Roscoe C. (F a tty ) Arbuckle oa i U. J . H O L L Y „ ____ l U l l o r timated reading clientele of 10,000,- orally thrown away in Florida by who are interested tto be present. A f- which permits were issued is a mat­ manslauhter chnrge growing out of N. J . H I . 1 . , . I l l ) .....S r f r t l i r r - T r r K a r r r »». A . N K K L ...... ..............d r a r r a l M a t u r r The page would be do- building of materials that would not ter the instruments arc ordered an ter of congratulation, for homes are the death o f Mis* Virginia Rapps. C. U I H W I S .......... < I r r a l a t l r a M a a i g a r 000 persons. I’ k u n r I W u p ( o ) i M 1*. M. needed everywhere. voted to South Florida—one page to •stand up under heavy traffic. initiation fee will be chargcfl. motion picture actress. The jury A 4 i r r l l a l n ( I t a lr a M a 4 r K n o w a o n .Several counties too, made the very ----------------------------the most famous o f East Coast re­ out six minutes. A ppllra ilra bad mistake o f trying to stretch out GOOD FRIDAY AT HOLY CKOSB sorts— St. Petersburg. A group o f jurors headed by Browj Douglas'Fairbanks in “ The Three S u k . r r t p f l o a 1‘ r l r r l a A Z i a a r * too many miles nnd while using pro­ The Times believes President Dann Musketeers” nt the Star Theatre, Fri­ issued a statement which said: O a a Y r a r ____ __________________ .) S M ■ U M a a l k a __________________________ ZJM and his organization have hit upon a per materials, cither made the speci­ Church services for Good Friday day and Saturday, April 14th nnd "Acquittal is not enough for Ro1C0t d r i l l rrrO l a C l i p h y C a r r ! r r O ar |Vrrk ... _ ............. IS O a t s splendid method o f opening the ad­ fications too light or were too easy will be: f5th. 15-ltc C. Arbuckle. We feel thnt a great Invertising campaign for n»*t winter. with the contractor nnd as a result, justtice has been done him. Pro-Anaphora nt 11:30. T k r k lc U - la I S -H t * W r r k l r l l r r alO r a l l r r l y r o i r r a Nraataals C a a a t / The Saturday Evening Post adver­ miles of what m ight have been splen­ Passion Service, 12-3 P. M. "He acted in a manly manner and Salt water Mullet, 10c Ih, Tillin’ a a i la p a k lla k r O n r r j r K r M a r . A O i r r told a straight-forwnrd story." Vespers at 8 P. M. t l a l a a r a l r a a i a i r k a a r r a a a a p p l l r a - tisement would l>c the "brass band did and permanent highway had the Mnrket. Phone 299, 311 Sanford Ave­ l l o a . d r m a r r a l l r l a p a l l t l r s . $3AO p r r lending the pnrndc.” Follow up a d ­ materials been properly used, were The Christians' natural desire is to ) r a r , a l i a a p s la a O i a a r r . nue. 14-3tp vertising in the newspaper* of the practically worthless insidu o f two keep sacred the Three Hours Passion Princess Theatre, tonight, free MICHIIKIt TH IS A S S O C I A T R d P I I B S S north would immediately tie-up to years because they were so narrow o f our Lord and the invitation is ex­ Angelina Clingcr, "A n gel" for short, the big spread and cause no end o f and the materials no thinly spread tended to all to come nnd spend that Douglas Fairbanks in "The Tlirw "Dat chile gwine ter end bad, she sho discussion of the two Florida resort and poorly protected at the edges time reverently in prayer and medi­ Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, Fri­ am." Guess who she is? Senior play, Doing ns well ns could be expected cities, pre-eminent in their fields. that after about two years they were tation at Holy Cross Church, Park day and Saturday, April 1«th and High School, April 20th and 21st. A d­ in dry timea. The only caution The Time* would but a narrow streak of tarvia in the Avenue at 4th St. 15-]t< mission 35c and 50c. 15-ltc •DtR--------- o extend to the bonrd o f governors and center of the road about wide enough Our "street sales” on Saturday the advertising committee it that the fo r n horse to travel on. Free lecture, Princess tonight. 15-ltc Dougins Fairbanks in "The Three Billy Jackson nnd Brighton Early night were better than nt nny timo expenditure of the amount of money Under the henvy automobile and Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, Fnnre the two lending men of the Senior during the* winter. (Orlando papers necessary for the publication of this truck traffic to which roads arc sub­ day nnd Snturdny, April 14th and G. R. Pollock, Princess tonight, ltc piny. They are both victims of tho please copy.) opening advertisement should not be jeeted now, they must be built very 16th. 15-ltc You’ll hear something worth while, Hoodoo. High School, April 20th nnd ---------------- o---------------allow owed to curtnil the regular cam - henvy, must be constructed on well Princess Theatre, tonight, free. ID-ltc 21at. 15-ltc G. R Pollock, Prir.cesa tonight, it* ign in the newspapers. It is cx c x - 1drained beds nnd must bo protected --------------------------------Mrs. Stillman is still wrestling with pnign The largest and best event of the the divorce case and the half breed peeled, however, thnt the return from at the edges, (’ lay nnd crushed stone 12-Ctc guide and all the rest o f the “ roman­ I the miilage of taxation this year will will not serve where the traffic issenson, The Easter Ilnll. tic settings.” High society still has |be considerably more than Inst year, very heavy. These materials serve thereby making available sufficient » useful purpose on some roads but One of the best chnrnitcr* in the some flutterings. funds to pay for this advertisement not on roads o f frequent nnd henvy seniorplay is Mr. Mnlachi Meek, who ---------- o----------sometime* forgets thnt he is <19. 15-ltc The gasoline tax is still on snys and leaving enough to enlarge the traffic. As Mr. Smith says, our highway — ____________ the attorney enernl nnd just where general advertising cumpnin. As for publicity material, it was laws should be reformed. A man when you arP p]annlnK y(mT new thin mntter stands is somethin,; like agreed thnt St. Petersburg is now should be made state Highway C o m -' iprln|f dre„ P, t p|,n on visiting our the question o f whether Billy Bryan on the news map o f America nnd thnt missioner who is qualified for the Job ' ston, and takInfr adv,ntage o f soras would run or not. actual news of the doings of the winand kept on the job nnd be held re 1 o f the unusunl values we*"have "pro^ ---------- o---------ter crowds will be more nnd more in sponsible for the mnnner In which vided for youNew goods Just n The Augusta Herald hua nn inter­ demnnd in the pewapnper offices o f roads are constructed. : celved nnd at rricea that pleas*, esting editorial about fast stenogra­ the country. There is n very great difference in Rlver, nrother., Sanford Avenue. Do not try to pay bills without n checking phers. Showing their speed nnd nil Nowhere him the* unyini;, 'i t pays to the ciunlily of road* in different c o u n - 1 6tf«wtt that, you know, and while we did not account. advertise,” been better proven than ties, even though the same materials rend it we expect to some time. in St. Petersburg ami the Times hopes are used snd the cost averages nbout The Melbourne city council has o r - 1 Rending about fast stenographers is If you do, you will surely Ret all tangled up. Hint next season will see the city even the same. This would indicate that tiered that much sidewalk building. like reading about fast messenger better advertised throughout the the difference is largely in the man- postponed from two years ago on acEndorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ boy* and honest porters nnd nil thnt north.—St. Petersburg Times. ner in which the road bed. are pre- count of <hp h|(,h prlfp of materin1s line of humor. pared and the materials are used. #t thal t|mp< must donc. sides, with n checking account, you san keep ---------- o---------A FLOWER LESS MOTHER'S DAY ,ton‘ l construction is our biggest item The Jacksonville Metropolis snys an accuraie record of your expenditures. o f expense and surely we would no Princess Theatre, tonight, free, ltc thnt "I^iziness of humans is the FaThe International Association for ,on K«r experiment with men or ranthcr o f Invention" nnd looking across The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites Mothers’ Day asks that no flowers he terials. Reporter-Star. Don't forget to fix your Easter bas­ the street nt the benches nnd seeing kets, Circle No. 2 will do thnt for you. you to become one of its customers. the boys sitting there tiny by tiny we worn on the second Sunday in May. The renson is little less thnn the sugVaudeville Show, M ens Club, April On snie nt the Union Pharmacy Sat­ believe it. They doubtless invented *21 st. fi-tfc urday afternoon nnd evening. !5-2te busy wives and are living o ff the gestion. According to Mrs. Max llosteiter, fruits o f their discovery. Colored Easter E ggs for sale at president o f the Nebrnskn branch o f Dougins Fnirhnnks in "The Three M obley’s .Snturdny. 13-5tp Musketeers” nt the Star Thrntre, FriThere is enough new business com ­ the association, there has been a good dny and Saturday, April 14th nnd ing to Sanford anti enough new build­ deal of "fnlse propaganda” to the e f­ Attend the Princess Theatre to- 15th. 15-ltc ing contemplated to make this city the fect that “ any flower will do for the 15-ltc businest place in the state this sum­ occasion," though the carnation is night, free. You’ll hear something worth while, mer Now if svery business man nnd the neoepted emblem. “ We nre ask­ "T h e Hoodoo," the Senior play, to Princess Theatre, tonight, free. 15-ltc! every fnrmer nnd every citizen gen­ ing that no flowers be worn," said erally will get behind the Chamber of Mrs. Hostetler, "because of the vast be given by the Sanford High Schuo) the Commerce anti push business nil along number o f romplnints coming from Seniors will also be given by the line this city will present a great persons who wished to wear carna­ Hillsborough High School. This shows appearance this fnll to the hundreds tions Inst year, Jiut who were unable the popularity'of this fine comedy. 15. Itr o f visitors who expert to spend the to pay tho price." Apparently the niutvinenl is in­ winter here. It will «!•« J;crp the ,11, tended an n check upon florists who busy nil through the summer. Attend the Princess Theatre toprofited by the softened public heart ----------------o - ------------15-ltc night, free. to raise flic price o f the chosen flow­ ADVERTISING EFFECTIVE er and get rid of their general stock. llnuglns Fairbanks in "The Three Members o f the board o f governors If there was such profiteering It de­ Musketeers" nt the Star Theatre, F ri­ o f the Chamber o f Commerce nt a served to be checked und mother can day and Saturday, April 14th nnd recent meeting reviewed the results be remembered in other ways. Rut I5tn. 15-ltc o f the work o f the organization dur­ there is this to be said in the flor­ ists’ behalf. ing the winter season. Y ou ’ll henr something worth while, Even sentiment cannot alter the Princes* Theatre, tonight, free. 15-ltc Emphasis was placed upon the ad­ vertising campaign conducted during laws o f supply nnd demand. When the season and prior thereto, ns well there is • run on carnation* they be­ Dougins Fairbanks in "The Three us the publicity work o f John laid- come scarce, nnd what is scarce is Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, Friwitk, who has been engaged for an­ high. ifny and Saturday, April 14th nnd other year. 15th. 15-ltc METIER ROAD Ill'll.DIN G G qfw nors agreed thnt, had it not I been for the fact thnt St. Petersburg <!. R. Pollock, Princess tonight, ltc spent more money judiciously In nor. There will be general endorsements them newspapers than any other of tho M. M. Smith idea o f better road Som e people accuse France of base Floridn city, the season here might construction, "It is not cheap road' ingratitude because she doesn't give have been n "bloom er." construction, but good," Mr. Smith up a naval base in gratitude. Results, the governors snid, were directly traceable to the advertising campaign, because of the inquiries received nnd the actual arrival Inter o f thousands p t visitors, here for Copyrim t 1922 Hart Scludfncr \ Mara their first time, most o f whom ad­ mitted that they were attracted to St. Petersburg through newspaper ad­ vertising. Discussion o f next year' s campaign Will double its value at our has been started by the adverttismg committee o f the Chamber o f Conimerce und the board of governors. A plan, suggested by President Dann, Most likely they have everything else you want. It is being given careful consideration. It Is a plan directed toward co-opera­ doesn’t pay to put good style into poor fabric. Good style tion between the east nnd West coasts o f Floridn. President Dann '!D ta m e n d £ h a * t d " . always means careful tailoring. has discussed the plan with leaders in the civic work of Minmi and they SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. V f .j ’ ♦♦111 m • l! !• i .. A CHECK ON Yourself The Peoples Bank of Santord 3J m Your Dollar If Y ou r Clothes Have Style Easter Sale r t ! \ PETER’S SHOES For the Whole Family s : ■ ■ ■ FINK ASSORTMENT OF m EASTER ■ CANDIES DEANE TU RN ER m If you choose your clothes for Style you are on the Plenty o f white shoes, Silk Hosiery, Corsets, Chil­ dren’s Socks, H ats for men, women and children. Ladies’ and Men’s Furn­ ishings o f all kinds. S ■ ■ Phones 497-494 : M W KLAKA BLOCK s le n d S d ta n d ' right road— provided the price is right. You always get this S anfo r d Rivers Bros. Shoe Sanford Ave. and 4th St. FLORIDA SCHAFFNER & MA R X CLOTHES at our 1922 prices. SHOP FRIDAY—Better Service SA N F O R D in HART s 8C Clothing Company j Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes �Yi* r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1922 MR. W. H. TOLBERT, REP­ RESENTING SHAFER-WEEDEN TAILORING COMPANY, WILL BE WITH US FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL NTH •IIIS. FKRD I)A 1C Bit, Society Editor, Phone 217-W AND 15TH«—SANFORD SHOE It m * h a ir a a j Irira ia vU Ittac r n 15-21c T. M. DUNLAY, Mgr. & CLOTHING CO. »*a arr g n la i a a r n h tr r » r ( o a l l f NOTICE The SinKcr Sewing Machine Com* has opened a *tore In the F.dcr S n r w ltw Co. office with a full line of accessories. Machines sold on S r * ' |U I I I U I I |||||||||||B I| | l l l l l m || | | | | | l u l | | | | u | | U S O C IE T Y ■ ■ haai>, o r U t a a a r e a a t a r t a t a U s . w H l a “ • pi.atal r a r a I s t h is i r g p aa rr tt w u ra l, (lila a I r t s l l * . o r I r l r h a a a r ( h r H em. It aetll Oe • • ' a l l y n p p r r r l a i r d . 200 pair* of Ladies' Pumps nnd Ox­ fords in Patent. White nnd Illnck Kid, All Knight* Templar with uniforms values up to $ 10.00, choice $2.95.— SOCIAL CALENDAR 13-.r>td . ‘ requested to meet at Mnsonic hall Woodruff & Watson. „n Eaiter Sunday at 10:30 a. m. for Friday—Mrs. Fred Williams will enDouglas Fairbanks in "The Three ,h, purpose o f attending the Easter tcrtaln the members of the Book services at the First Presbyterian Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, Fri­ Lovers Club at her home on Oak day nnd Saturday, April 14th nnd avenue. lfi-ltc Saturday—Story Hour will be hold at ^Kvcry Knight Templar expected to 15th. attend. Full uniform. four o'clock at Central Park. H. E. TOLAR, Attend the Primes* Theatre to- Saturday— Little Miss Caroline Hill 15-ltc l.V’ t4wltp Eminent Commander. night, free. will entertain n number o f her young friends at an Eaater Egg Hunt nt her home on Fourth S t, * * B * s a « * l,B,,BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB,,BBBBB,,,,BBBB,,,,,,,,BBBB at four o'clock. KNKillTS TEMPLAR. ATTENTION! SANFORD G R A M M A R SCHOOL PLAY “ PATTY SAVES THE DAY” THURSDAY, AP R IL 13TH------------- L. E. Hall, Jr., of Tnmpn with the Kahn Mfg., Co., of Mobile, A!n., in the city yesterday attending to business. ADMISSION, 15 AND 25 CENTS Characters Miss Nelson—The Pet Teacher ..... .............. Maisie Marsh (Enthusiastic Eighth Grader) Helen Hilton (Enthusiastic Eighth Grader) Sidney Marsh— Maisie’s Brother ..................... Olher Prescott— Maisie's Cousin patty Steele— The Mouse ................. — ............... ................ ...... Tilly—A Maid ............................................................... Sara Hill (Energetic Freshmnn) .............. . Kali’ Dean (Energetic Freshmnn) Rob Wright—A Freshmnn Adherent pave—The Gardener’s Son H. G. Vaughn representing the Vinder Shirt Co., o f Baltimore, Md., wn» Carmeta Barber in the city yesterday calling on the Claire Znchry local merchants. Mary Elizabeth Moyc Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Long and Mr. .Fred Weeks nnd Mrs. R. L. Sellers nnd little Briggs Arrington daughter Virginia Lucille, motored to Virgic Hyman Orlando yesterday afternoon. ........ Virginia Quigg Paul II. Johnson of Jacksonville Lcnabclle Hagan ( rpofesentlng the Pnrkor-Holmes Shoe Mildred Hand Co., of Boston, Mass., was in the city Simon Brinson yesterday cnlling on hi* local cus­ Acey Carraway tomers. Place—A Girl's School. Mrs. Gilbert Whitman (nee Annie Anderson) of Orlando who has been the guest o f Miss Ruth Hand nt her home on Use West Side for several days, leaves this afternoon for her ACT I.- The Eighth Grnde Spade Hunt. On Friday morning. "The swift foot of Tim e" gives only twenty-four hours “ to do it In." home. Oliver's ring leads the wny to the hiding place nnd the Eight Graders rejoice. SPEND THE DAY PARTY Patty buys another spado and asks to be excused from study hour. Miss Ruth Hand was the charming ATT II —The Freshman Frolic. On Saturday night. hostess yesterday nt a Spend-the-dny The freshmen to the front ami Sara is declared the next May Queen. Party at her home on West Side, Tw i spades Instead of one, nnd Patty saves the day. complimenting her house guest Mrs. Gilbert Whitman of Orlando (nee Music Grammar School Orchestra. Annie Anderson.) The guests includ­ Readings— Evelyn Taylor, Thercsn Koons. ed n number o f her High School friends. Time—Tho Present. a a sF R I D A Y * a a a a AND C A 79c SILKS 40-inch Crepe De Chine in all the new shades for Easter Dresses. Special $1.98 SPECIAL HOSE SALE discontinued styles in Glove Silk Hose. Special for East­ er, $3.00 to $4.00 values— a a a $2.50 a a a a J Men’s YflffF.II. CO. Men’s Gabardine s L ,. i WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS f i f e FLORIDA SANFORD For Representative The day was moat delightfully appreciate their support more than I I, hereby nnnounce myself a candi­ spent with sewing and chatting about ami I will promise them that if elected old times and incidents of school days to this position will use my very best date for the office of representative and at noon u delicious dinner Was judgment and ability in the conduct from Seminole County, subject to tho of the affairs o f the office. "served. Democratic Primary to bo held Juno In conclusion I will say that I am Among the guests who enjoyed this tith, A. D., 1922. pleasant day were Mesdnmes Gilbert not prompted to enter this race from O. P. SWOPE. Whitman, Roby Lning, Sanford Omni- any personal reasons, ns t have no ney, Morris Spencer, Robert Merri* enemies to punish or friends to reward Nice assortment now spring dreu wother, Robert Wilson, Sid Rive, but have only the beat interest of the materials received. Style* that will Misses Katherine Wilson. Marion State at heart. The State nnd Coun­ plcnse you and nt prices you aro wil­ Phillip*, Ruth Knnncr nnd Fannie ty have been good to me, but six ling to pay. Visit our atoro and get year* experience as u member o f the K'*’a Munson. tho advantage of the new price*. Board of County Commissioners of Rivers Brothers, Sanford avenue. Mr. nnd Mr*. D. L. Thrasher motor­ Seminote Counljf and contact with ed to Eustis yesterday when* they other boards has brought forcibly to 6tf—w2 t were the guests o f the latter's par­ my mind some very important mat­ ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Fcrran. Mr. ters for the proper development of Vaudeville Show, Men’s Club, April Thra?,h‘' r returned home this morning the Stnte, which will or should be 21st. fl-tfc " l,il- Mr* Thrnshe. will spend a few brought before the next legislature. 0 . I*. SWOPE. ''"F* w,th h er lmrcnUI Tho Pipe Organ Club will have * . . . Cooked Food Sale Saturday, April 15. Attend the Princess Theatre to* i*RH 15-ltc Easter eggs will also bo on sale. delightful socinl event of venter night, free. Those wishing to put in nn order for day afternoon was the party given by Meet me nt the Easter Ball. 12-tUc Easter Eggs will please phono 171. Mrs. Howard P. Smith at her home 7-10tc on Snnfmd Heights, the guests inn*» eluding the member* o f the T. N. T Vaudeville Show, Men’* Club, April Club. 6-tfc x* 21st. fea Sweet pens in tho pastel tints were M effectively arranged in basket* it. the M various room*. Horn Service Fa Sparton After n very pleasant afternoon the hostess served pistacin ice cream, 'n-ATdividunl cakes iced in green, »*iliossc.l FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 POLITICAL fr ill? Jlllv Saiiford Battery Service Company 1 7 A rT 'I ? D C l A I ? Koknowl,,K thut ,10 wilt at n11 S A N F O R I) V U l l J l I l J U r times be found doing his full duty as ^*vo “ t»u*inea* man in District No. I and n conscientious %worker for the people of the whole country.— Paid * political Advertisement. M ATTRESS FAC- TORY K. C. KCIIOLS, Prop. "Old Mattress Made New and New Mattress Made to Order** French Avenue and 17th Street Sanford. Fla., April 13th. 1922 In announcing myself ns a candi­ date for the office of representative I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I feel that the voters o f Seminole County, should know what ] stand for i The friends of John Mcisch an­ especially on several of tho more nounce his candidacy for the position vital issues that are now confronting o f County Commissioner for District our State and County. ' No. 2, knowing that he will at ail First: I am in favor o f the ro- times be found doing his full duty as appurtionment of our State, accord­ he secs it and that the county will ing to the constitutional amendment have n business mnn in District No. 2 to be voted on in November. nnd a conscientious worker for ths Second: 1 am In favor o f and will people of the whole country.— Paid bend every effort townrd* the separa­ Political Advertisement. All the liatoHt Popular Hit* tion o f Statr nnd County taxation, and after studying thi* from every For County Commissioner A. B. CHASE, LESTER AND angle, I favor the Stnte deriving Its I hereby nnnounce my candidacy for PREMIER PIANOS revenue from a flat tnx per acre on the position of county commissioner land, having cuch County to asses* for .District No. 2, subject to the de­ their improvements to meet their re. cision o f the Democratic primary to be UPRIGHT PLAYERS. GRANDS quircmqnts. The la fid Is nature's held Juno <Hh, 1922. gift, and the improvements is the re­ EDISON AND RUSSELL W ALTER HAND. sult o f individual effort. PHONOGRAPHS Third: I am in favor o f and will For County Commissioner work for any measure that will give ! nnnounce my candidacy for the po­ relief to the present financial condi­ sition o f County Commissioner for the J. H. HINTERMISTER tion o f our school funds, nnd will fa­ D istrict No. 2 subject to the decision PIAN O CO. vor any measure that will raise the o f the Democratic primary to ho held Welnkn Block standard o f our school system, real- !June flUl j 92o My ,k.dl,iun to entor izing as we all must that the student ; th# w„ m(M,0 at thc carnelt ro. i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « of today will be the citizen o f tomor­ quest o f ninny friend* nnd I promise row. that if elected to serve tho liest inter­ Henry McLaulin, Jr. Fourth: I nm in favor of u fish and ests o f the entire county. game law that will protect the game OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST JOHN W. BELL. of our forest nnd the fish o f our lakes nnd streams, and will support nnd For County Commissioner work for any measure either local or Having served the people o f Senil uf general nnture that is recommend ed and*endorsed' by"the Seminole Fish county was established, I will again be & Gnntc Protective Association. , a candidate for the position of County Fifth: I am in favor of a State Commissioner from the Third District hast. Sanford, Fla, wide no-fence law with referendum subject to the decision of the Demo­ clause, hut would favor only such a cratic primary to he held June 6, 1922. bill ns would give the cattlemen o f C. W. ENTZMINGER. our state ample time in which to pre­ pare themselves for the enforcement For Representative of the law. At the earnest request o f many I consider the above measures of vital importance to our State and friends I have decided to become a County, hut also realize that many candidate for thc position of rcpreicnother important matters will come b e - jtative from Seminole County aubject fore tho coming legislature 1 will as- to tho derision o f the Democratic prlsure you that I will use my very best ninry to be hold June fllh, 1922. llavjudgment and nhllity in the consider- ing served for three terms us reproatlon of the same, but will he govern -' sentative nnd knowing tho need* of ed by the wishes o f tho majority o f the county nnd the stnto I will «ervo the peoples of thc County that 1 tho people to tho best o f my ability 8AVB YOU MONEY would represent, if possible to get nn and believel nm qualified to give Write us expression from them. them real »orvlco a* a member o f the Empire Hotel Block I want to assure tho voters o f thc Horidu legislature. ORItANDO, FLORIDA County that there is no man that will FOREST LAKE. SUITS. A|i W00L \ | STRAW HATS I $3.00 TO $9.00 Everything New That’t‘ Good $25 TO $32.50: i h i h u h i W I G H T G R O C E R Y CO. P in all colors and white; 2 days only, for yard— a FOR SALE BY A L L GROCERS IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC PERMANENT FINISH ORGANDY a H I SEMINOLE COUNTY 50 pieces o f 45-inch a a a a a • a a ■ar H iD ; W EASTER SALE DAYS a a a * - • if i- with caster lillles,' chocolates, and The friend* of D. L. Thrasher an­ large Easter egg*. The fncor* were nounce hi* candidacy for the position cunning little chick*. ___________________ l of County Commissioner for District f T U s f ( Ji/lq j | i ;i ” 5 The mothers club meeting will bo postponed until next Friday. Grammar School Auditorium |||||||||||||||, ih a i G ood C. C. Unikon representing the Owl Drug Co., o f Jacksonville was in thi M.i city yesterday transacting business. 8:00 P. PAGE FIVE GLOBE PIANO CO. ;# ■ : : �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922 HILL8BOROUGII COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROTEST AGAINST TAX INCREASE OVIEDO <R r Tfcr A a a orla trd P r r M ) TAMPA, April 12.-The HllUborla M t o k« *a U ougb county commlaalonara formally protested agnlnit a twenty per cent, The annual clcan-up week is being tscreue in tax assessment ordered by observed this week under the direc­ Dawson. tion o f the Woman's Club. Differ­ ent sections o f the town have be.*n The world at your door every even- portioned o ff to the various citizen.* and property owners who are naked to he responsible for the appearance of section named. The burning of trash, the clearing away o f cans and rubbish has done much to improve the looks o f the town. As a reward to the workers a splendid picnic sup­ per was served on the school lot op­ posite the Club House Thursday. The chicken pllleau, salad, sandwiches, ice tea and pie and the pleasant after­ noon amply repaid for all the burnt hands and faces, the stiff backs and sore muscles. THOS. J. A. REIDY PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY i m W ILL GIVE FREE HELPED HER MOTHER WONDER­ LECTURE AT PRINCESS FULLY THEATRE TONIGHT In these days o f "flu ," coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, it is well to know that every year there are used more bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar than of any other cough medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 515 W. Oth S t , Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: “ Foley's Honey and Tar rolleved me of a hack­ ing cough, tickling in the throat, wheezing nnd pains in the chest. It is helping my mother wonderfully." That's why druggists recommend Fol­ ey’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv. TAKE NOTICE and save money! 2400 buys Buick 4; $550 buys Bulck 0; $475 buys Oldsmoblle 4; $000 buys Oldsmoblle B. Balance, terms to suit your purse. When they make better cars, I will sell them.— N. H. Garner. 12- 10tc Easter Ball, Monday, April 17, nn event you can not afford to miss. 12-Otc Kmett McCall o f Lakeland* is vis­ Attorney and Coanaellor-st-Law ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Practicing in State and Federal Court* McCall. Over Seminole County Hank Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lawton enter- .MIL G. R. POLLOCK, of New York ____ _____________ tnlned a number of their friend* Frl- T W (t SUICIDES YESTERDAY day night at n pnrty in honor o f Mrs. George A . DeCottes AT JACKSONVILLE Lawton's sister, Miss Elsie Marshall HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMAttorney-at*I>aw Sanford, the occasion being to ar- | ra.- Aaawelatr* PLETE LINE OF Over Seminole County Rank i nouace the engagement and approachJACKSONVILLE, April 12.— Two SANFORD FLORIDA ing marriage o f Miss Elsie Marshall suicides were records hero lost night and Mr. Hnrry Reister, of Atlnntn, and today, Mrs Grace Pcrpnul, sixty, CLEANABLE On. There were several contests pro- of St, Augustine, inmate Charitable S. 0 . Shinholser vided for the amusement o f the Institution, gns. Benjamin Masker, Contractor and Uuilder gue«i« including a description of n snilnr slashed wrists and throat with ONE-PIECE. PORCELAIN LINED N ■ floral wedding. After much merri- a razor, ■ HANFORD FLORIDA ment had been derived from this con. Just arrived nn entire new lino o f test the guests were invited into the SMITH BROS. dining room where more surprises dainty favors for Faster, weddings awaited them. The long dining table and all occasions,— 0 . T. O. Gift Shop. Garage and Machine Cu. was beautifully decoruted nnd light­ 13*3tp ed with candles. In the center was Expert Auto Repair Work Wc still have a few o f those beauti­ Phone SO C om er First and Oak a diminutive dwelling over which ful Faster Greeting Cards, hnnd-pnintwas the appropriate inscription, "Keep the Homo Fires Burning." A *'d and others at the O. T. O. Gift "W E DELIVER THE GOODS* 13-3tp tiny cat drawn on n card board was Shop. let o f of a little pink will; bag by each Quick Service Transfer guest, revealing the names o f Miss Storage Facilities Marshall and Mr. Register. Con­ If we please you, tell otheri; if no gratulations wore offered to Miss When you'ro suffering from tell ua. Phone 498 Marshall after which much fun was headache, gotten from the cutting o f the fate­ backacke, Sanford Steam Laundry ful "bride’s cake," by Miss Marshall. toothache, After the delightful refreshments o f FOR SERVICE sandwiches, punch and cake were nouralgla, Call 146-J served the guests ngnln returned to or pain Irorn any other cause, try the parlor where music and games W. RAWLING, Prop. were enjoyed. The out of town guests present were Miss Flsie Mar­ This is positively the best Refrigera­ One or two and the pain stops SAN FO R D N O V E L T l shall nnd her mother, Mrs. O. A. Mar­ Contain no h«l>ti-(orming drug. tor on the Market Today shall and Roy Williams o f Sanford, Have you tried Dr. Miles' Nervine? WORKS -CALL AND SEE ITAmk gaur I t r u g u it t Emmett McCnll o f Lakelnnd, Miss Elizabeth Lawton of Rollins College, V. C. COLLER, Prop. and Mrs. J. C. Lawton o f Orlando. ,m i i i n n i i i i i n i i i i i i i i i i i u n i i H i i u u H ,| U The Organized E ffort of the officers of this bank will mean for you a full measure of the best of service, advice or co-opera­ tion that a Modern Banking* In­ stitution has to offer its patrons. First National Bank Hill H ardw are Co. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WIMTNER, Cashier L I f You are fjoing to cBuild REFRIGERATORS ./i ch e ? We invite you to call and get our prices on PAINT, VARN ISH ES and STAINS. TON SUN-PROOF P A IN T $2.40 a Gallon. We buy by the car load. Sanford Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills General Shop and Mil) W ork CONTRACTOR and DUILDEB o i 7 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. General Machine and lloiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; Drl.uxr Pistons; Overalse Rings and Pins; Flywheel Steel G-nr Hands; Crank Shafta re­ turned; agents for Caille Inboard aiU Outboard M o t o r s .------------- Phone SI STRIKE! T a c k le Feel the Thrills!! Equip your Flahlng Tackle with a South Head l.ercl Winding Anti-back laah, or a Shakespeare reel, Cortland line, lleddon’s bambo Agate Hod, "A l Toes" bait and Heddon Minnows at prices lower than you ever expected. FIFTEEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on ...85c SANFORD CYCLE CO. •11 Rods end Reels. Minnows, each------ All T O E SPORTSMAN STOKE Phone 251-W 117 Park Avenue A sixteen year old negro boy, John Mays was drowned in Lake Rosa Tuesday night while in bathing. The report brought in is to the effect that the hoy renlized his danger nnd cried for help In a number of his compan­ ions who were having a moonlight picnic on the hanks of the Inko but no one responded mid be was unable to reach the shore alone. Paint and W all Paper Store H. A . H ALVER SO N , Proprietor ■ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE W hen The Stock Salesman Comes Around,.... Messrs. Edgar Cnpp and Alton Fnrnell spent Sunday and Monday visiting friends at Davenport and Maims City. Mrs, \V. H. Williams spent Wed­ nesday with friends at New Smyrna. Misses I.urilo I'art in and Catherine Young entertained the High School and a few outside friends Friday night at the home o f Miss Partin. Games and dancing were the amuse­ ments of the evening, the enjoyment o f which made the time for depar­ ture arrive much too soon to please the young people. An officinl hoard meeting o f the Methodist church was held at Mrs. F. W. Lawton's Friday night. After fhe completion o f the business, Mrs. Lawton served most delicious cream nnd cake. Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Thompson went to Osceola Sunday afternoon and helped in the organization nt that place of a B. Y. I*. U. A meeting of the stockholders of the Hank of Oveido was held recently nnd a five per cent, quarterly divi­ dend was declared. This shows that our community is becoming mure prosperous and thrifty nnd that the president 11. G. Smith and Cashier T. L. Lingo are untiring in their efforts to serve the Hank o f Oveldo ami its patrons nnd make it a stronger insti­ tution. Improvements are being made on the house and grounds of the Tinglcy grove, which we hope will menn the return of the Tingloy family to Ov­ eldo next winter, in the bond election o f the elev­ enth for the construction and up-keep of good roads in Seminole County, Oveido showed a vote o f fifty for and one against the issuing o f bonds. Mrs. L. E. Jordan and baby have returned from Starke, Fla. Dan Downs is arranging to open a quick lunch stand just next to the drug store. This will be quite an ad­ dition to Oveldo ns it has formerly been impossible for people coming in after the dinner hours nt the hotels to get anything hot to eat. Rev. Jordan left Tuesday for his home in Gulfport, Miss., after a visit o f several weeks with his children, Mrs. W. B. Young nnd L. E. Joidatv PAT­ ""■ ■S S S ZS S S S S B . ■ SEE OUR SPRING W IN D O W Decorate Your Lawn Spring Time is Here FOR Toll him that you have made up your mind to buy paid up Stock in the SANFORD BUILD­ ING &LOAN ASSOCIATION, because the stock pays Four per cent each six months, is safe and conservative, and last, but not least, every dollar goes immediately into homebuilding. Have applications for more than One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars— people who are waiting for the money to build. We can’t pay stock salesmen, but ask you, that have money to invest, to discuss the matter with any of the directors of the Build­ ing & Loan Association or with any of our Bankers. They know. Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (Mower) Beau­ tiful— W e W ill Help You : : ■ * Ball H ardw are Co. T h e E d d y R efrig era to rs ARE THE BEST™ WORLD, BAR NONE -SHARES 9100.00 EACH Buy all you can j Sanford Building and Loan Association OFFICERS T. J. MILLER..........................- ................ Pros dent H. R. STEVENS........................ .......Vice-President A. P. CONNELLY...........Secretary and Treasurer -DIRECTORS D. L. THRASHER S. O. SHINHOLSER B. F. WHITNER FOREST LAKE W e will demonstrate them with A N Y make of family Refrigerators, under any test that you can suggest. B \Sanford Furniture Company �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL IS. 1922 PAGE SEVEN _ “ A Nation of Home Owners” is the ideal that America looks forwar dto. till' »v* ■ »v •v •• . It is a mighty big ideal, but practically everyone who is paying rent can help realize it. Doesn’t every real American want a share in the soil and the property of his native land? Of course he wants to he Uncle Sam’s partner! Right now at the first dawn of Spring, the impulse to own your own home is strongest. You will do well to “ obey that impulse.” It was announced that representa­ 4<;K INCREASE KATE SOUTHERN PRODUCTS tives o f tho association would be re­ ceived today by tho “ tariff bloc" of WASHINGTON, April 13.— Reso- the sonate, and by the house "tariff !ution» asking an Increase in rate* on bloc." ,outhcm product* and rclndoning Mrs. Imn ('linger is the widow in ■ the -American valuation plan” wore adopted yesterday at a special mcct- “ The Hoodoo," the Senior play. Come ir.c id the Southern T ariff Associa­ and watch her vamp Hilly Jackson and 15-ltc tion. Chairman Fordncy, o f the house Mr. Meek. ways and means committee and Sena­ Dougins Fairbanks in “ The Three tor Frank R. Goodin*, of Idaho, ad, HrrJird the delegates, who represont- Musketeers" nt the Star Theatre, FriA!1 Indications point to the biggest m Industrie* In the southern duy and Saturday, April 1-lth and building program this summer that 15th. 15-ltc states. has over been pulled o ff in Sanford and this building program includes business blocks, residences and factor­ ies and warehouses. In fact it in­ cludes so many new buildings of var­ ious kinds that in round figures the building record for six months this summer will be ten times as much as the same six months o f last year and last year was the best so far in San­ ford's history. Many of these build­ ings are being planned now ami the owners will not give out any informa­ tion about them. Many o f the build­ ers have not urrnngcd for their lots uml do not tare to have the lot owners spring tho price on them prematurely but it is a cinch that Hunforil is on the era of u big building boom and this is the time for every man in the busi­ ness to get ready with his grappling hooks for tiie big catch. With all of this building going on in Sanford it will be well for the builders and con­ tractors and dealers in supplies to keep the world informed through the pages of tiie special Hulldittg Edition of the Herald each week. The eyes of the world are on Sanford ami as a place for investments it is conceded to have all the balance of the country hacked o ff the boards. Sanford is just beginning to stretch and arousu from If you talk it over with a lone sleep and when this city start, as it will start this spring and sum­ mer there will ho a mail scramble to get in on the ground floor. The Golf Club, tho street paving and the lake front improvements, the boat basin, the new business houses and whole­ sale houses, the new factories, tho branch offices o f big business , tho And you will have the many improvements contemplated will give Sanford such a shove forward that the old girl will never get back into the country village class again even with the holding buck o f some of the old style gitllus hoys and Sanford is destined to be one of tho greatest cities in this part of the state within a few years. AH tho visitors to tho city sco tho many opportunities hero and they are going in for a big build­ ing program just ns soon ns they can get the land. Already several new in­ dustries are contemplated for the next two months and this city is being talk­ ed about everywhere in the state as the fastest growing and a city with 810 W est First St. more opportunities than any other city o f the size in the south. THE BUILDING PROGRAM FOR SPRING AND SUMMER IS A VERY AMBITIOUS ONE ' respect but we need more citixens to put their money into buildings—resi­ dences and apartment houses and attire rooms ami all kinds of ware­ houses and storage rooms. Now is the time to get busy along every line but more especially along the building line. NOTICE FOR SALE—The Star Thratre build­ ing for snte. Lots of good siding, coaling, flooring and rafters and heavy timbers. About fifty squares of corrugated Iron in excellent condition. Enough material to build several small Free lecture, Prince** tonight. 15-ltc buildings. Must he torn down in tho next four or five weeks. Will sell any Amy I.oo, the bride-to-bc, her very part of building. See O. P. Herndon. . . . . , . . , ,,. name is poetry. Just that tender wist1l-3tc make it possible for the home build- fu| BtyI# , hnl W(? „ j ort. Sanford Will Have More Building This Season Thau Ever Before er< to get going. The Sanford Ihlild- School auditorium, April -JOth and ‘J lst Douglas Fairbanks in “ The Three ^ ^ j /inn Association needs more 15-ltc Mii'kcteers" at the Star Theatre, Fri­ money ami the new Mortgage Loan day and Saturday, April I Ith nnd Company will do n Mg work in this Princess Theatre, tonight, free. 1to 15th. 15-ltc CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE Even if you have some one else do your work—you will have a BETTER HOM E w. s. PRICE Is on now in every city in Florida and Sanford is going ahead and building homes nnd business blocks. The best season in the history of Sanford lies just ahead of you. Don’ t delay in your building plans. Materials arc cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let us figure with you on lumber and supplies foi* \«uii new mime. CARTER LU M B E R C O M P A N Y : Best H om e If you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate The PRICE is right Biiiaa aaBBaBaBaaaBBBaBaaBa«BBBBaaaBaBaBaBaBaaBaaBBaa Now is the time for tiie men of means nnd money to come forward and Building Prices A re at The Bottom Lay Your Plans NOW If you are interested in owning a home, see V. C. COLLER. Plans and specifications free, if I build the house. I can make the best price on work as I buy my material at wholesale prices. For Sanford is on a building boom and there will be more building this spring and summer than ever before. M a­ terials are cheaper. Let us show you how you can save money on your lumber and all building materials. •• --------------------- LET US FIGURE W ITH YO U --------------------- H ILL LUMBER V . C. COLLER THE BUILDER COMPANY ■aa •# � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL I t. 1922 NUMBER 18 SOVIET REPRESENTATIVES WILL SANFORD ELKS LODGE HOUSE MEMBERS TO FIGHT FACE UNITED FRONT BIG FOUR WHEN PROPOSITION COMES UP OVER NAVY AMENDMENT WILL ACCEPT PROPERTY OF ROD AND GUN CLUB TO THE NEW NAVAL BILL Allied Governments Have Not Previously Pledged Themselves to Report RIG FIRE AT BERKLEY A NORFOLK SUB. home Deal Will Soon Be Made That Will Be Satisfac­ tory to All Parties STORMY TIME IS ANTICIPATED ON IRISH EASTER COMES TO A HEAD But Will Do Nothing to GENOA, April 14.—The “big four’’ dreas Hermes, the German financial Lloyd George, Hnrthou, Schnnzir nnd minister, emphasised the ImpossibiliPrevent Vote on Bill Jaspar have decided nt a meeting to ty of Germany balancing her budget, Tomorrow present a “united front" when the burdened ns she wns with foreign soviet submits its counter propositions debts. He did not wish to appear con­ fer the restoration of Russia. trnversial, but merely desired to state This action is understood to imply a fact, FIVE HUNDRED FAMILIES ARE formal acceptance by the four powers' Russia's suggestions presented by ATTACK ON SPECIAL CONSTABLE MADE HOMELESS IlY AND LOOKS LIKE EVEN STAND­ wll I. BECOME PROPERTY OF TIIK AT BELFAST, FOUR ARE of the London experts’ report ns n has- M. Kakoviky proved n rather dram* OFF ItKTWEEN OPPOSING FLAMES WOUNDED S vNFOHD ELKS AND COMMUNis for the treatment of the Russinn atic feature of the session. He again FACTIONS HOUSE FOB SANFORD problem. • raised the question of disarmament, (lly 1 hr AMoflniid n KI' " \ ST * a'iIriT U ** St orm y KasNORFOLK, April N.—At least fif­ The allied governments had not pro-{insisting thnt nil attempts to cstab HN>nttn»w1 from |‘m ttn#t \ deal will soon l>« mmle whereby viously pledged themselves as bound illsh needed equilibrium of national [n (felfa.t was predicted by teen hundred negroes must he fed nnd WASHINGTON, April 14.—House the beautiful new building of the Rod housed in Uerkley ns the result of by their experts drawn up at tendon, j budgets were futile until all countries those who have watched the sequence members leading the fight for 811,A <Jun Club on the lokc shore will be The financial commission met in the gradually disarmed, yesterday’s fire. After suppcrless, of disorders here ns the result of con- 000 enlisted force nmemlnirnt to the „v«i» over to the Sanford lodge of sleepless night dawn found them wan­ afternoon, Sir Robert Stevenson- j The chairman rejoined that every- errted attack on patrol of s|>ccinl con- navy hill launched nn effort today to Klks and will be mnde into a fine dering over blackened ruins, all that llorne, presiding, nnd formed three body was entitled to mention the stable* in Joy street last night. Four prevent a vote on it tomorrow when If.lge re<>ni and n gcncrnl community wan left of three hundred or more sub-commissions, the first on curren - 1causes of hi* government’s budget dif- officers were wounded. « big part of the membership will be building for the people of this city -------'absent from Washington. structures which were their home*. cy, tire second on credits, and the ficulties. He might for his part men*nd all visitor*. Tho Rod Si Gun Club BELFAST, April 14.—Two hundred At the Inst moment plans the plans A large cook tent is being operated by third on exchange. Each sub-coni- j tion the burdens of debt owed to Kngbuilding and grounds while designed and fifty insurgents of the Irish Re- •were changed und no attempt at openDepartment of Public Welfare. Tents inission includes representatives of land, on which no interest wns paid, originally for the purpose of being the from navy yard going up for shelter many and Russia nnd also five rep - 1 Sooner or Inter, declared M. link- publicnn army seized at midnight four ing of the house to force over until headquarters of the sportsmen who for men, women nnd children taken the five inviting powers nnd of Ger- ovasky, the world must consider dis- courts building in Dublin, which until next wok n vote on contested section, lilted hunting and fishing and trap care of by other negroes in Berkley. resentatives of the smaller countries, armament. Then nt the chairman's the passing of the Irish act was the Indications nre the vote will be taken shooting will lend itself ndmirably to At the suggestion of Chairman request; ho withdrew his disarma­ seat of the National Court of Justice, tomorrow. Chairman Kelly, in charge The loss wns placed at three quar­ the home of the Klk* as the building Horne a special consultative commit­ ment after which he took up the gold —. of the mensure, announced his inten­ ters million. in designed after the models of Ktks tee of eminent experts now in Genoa standard. tion to proceed und let the vote on Four steamer* moored at Tunis JOHN McCORMACK ewbat and thoro will be no Although nil the sessions of the HAS PASSED CRISIS the personnel section come when It dock, were burned to the waters edge was appointed to help tliu three sub­ ting of the original pluns in any commission nre secret, it is learned was reached. The big navy men said during the fire. Owners valued them commissions. Sir Basil Rluckctt, con­ way. The building has been completed that M. Rnkovnsky proposed a mone­ troller of finance of the Rritsih treas­ _____ the number of Democrats attending nt $150,000. anil would soon hnve been opened un­ ury, *.vns named ns pcsidcnt of this tary convention to terminate the in­ iItr The AMorUir* r,e ..» lho funernl ill North Carolina of Repcrease in the price of gold and deder the auspices of the Rod Si Gun NF.W YORK, April 14.—John Me- resentativo Brinson would nl*>ut offset NORFOLK, Vn.', April II.—Nearly advisory group. Club members but in tho meantime it When Chairman Horne asked the crense in the value of paper mono), j CTormack, noted tenor, stricken with grent number of New York mrnihe was broached to the members of both 200 homes were destroyed, rendering Germans nnd Russians to introduce He criticised what he tcrmei t e cap-1# throat affection Saturday, and nrnnging to go home tonight. 500 families homeless, in a disastrous clubs that it would lie much bettor for their suggestions for amendments to itnli.tic regime and sugested »««">, whuw> illnc„ bccamt, a|arming Wed­ them to get together nnd allow the fire wheih swept across the negro belt the London experts’ report, Dr. An- way* of rcforminK it. nesday, was declared today to have WASHINGTON, April 14.—House of Berkley, a Norfolk suburb, late yes­ Klk> to take over the building with n — passed the crisis, but he will not be factions unholding nnd opposing the terday afternoon. The dumage is es­ provision that any member of the Rod able to sing ngnin for several mon’hs. -02.4 nnvnl hill, with its provisions timated at $1,000,000. Included A Gun Club could turn his stock over ------------------------for nn enlisted force of t!5,00l> were umong the buildings destroyed were t<> the Klk? corporation nnd become | lined up Inst night for the first show ANNA CLICK STEIN severnl stores, two negro churches, an Klk in due coure of time after he ' down, probably on Snturdny with two river steamers of the lluxton line, COMMITS SUICIDE: WAS had gone through the usual routine. a schooner, a houseboat nnd a small WORRYING OVER MURDER '“ Jl?1 c , *,minB victory. In other wolds it was good business Tht'rt* wa ano sesninn ycutcruny cm* factory. judgment to i ut out some of the clubs III, The t..* e l" r 4 l-re..I "f *»••’ ,lfnth "f Representative in Sanford and endeavor to combine NEW YORK, April 14.—Mrs. Anllrinru.n, of North Carolina, but them and gi t the same results ns here­ MACNIDBR DRAWN INTO nn Ollckstcln, widow of Dr. Abraham meanwhile the roundup of members tofore nnd many more results along tA^!,nl'T,w,vS'Bs-,vv Farm Bloc in Senate Favors Completion of the ** ,»,i h i m n , .«■ ........... .... other line*. ................ Muscle Shoals Plants by Mrs. I.illinn nizeii Inst December, Satisfied the House would stand \t the meeting of the Elks lodge 1’ was found dead In front of her home by it ns framed. Chairman Kelley, III, Thr Aaaorlatrd I’rraal _ | List night it wns unanimously decided . in Brooklyn this morning. Appnr- who is handling the hill on its letnINDIANAPOLIS, April 14.—ihc Thr A.aerUlrd I'rra.l t *» ;u t r|' t the offer of the Rod & Gun proposed reduction of the nnvy by j WASHINGTON, AprilIll, 14.—The pcseuous voyage, announced that ho nnd the American Cyr.nmid Company cntly a suicide. Club and the preliminary arrange- congress is "disastrous and a threat Senate fanu bloc wns recorded yes- giving the latter companies exclusive Mrs. Glickstein apparently ended would not agree to the proposal, put nm t- will be mnde in a few days that to national safety," Hanford Mnc- terdny by Senator Capper, of Kansas, purrhnsc rights on the Gorgna steam her life liy jumping from the third forward in some quarters, to delay will li> -atisfactory to all parties Xidcr, national commander of the its chairman, ns favoring the devep- plant and nitrate plant N'o. 2 at Mus- floor window. ' untitl after tho Easter holidays the. «' i err.'d and will give Sanford one American Legion said in a telegram opment of the Muscle Shoals. Ala., clc Shoals in the event those units - .. — ----vote on nn amendment increasing the ■if tie finest recreation places in the to President Harding yesterday pled­ project. In a brief reference to the were ever disposed of to private cnTALLAHASSEE. April 14.—The strength to 80,000. With easy sail-tnW »> well ns giving the Elks lodge ging the support of his organization power and nitrate projects on the torprise. lie declared thnt as long as local lire department has added n I" ‘he early stages, the enlisted a fine home where the members enn to the President in his fight for nn Tennessee river, made in a speech on Henry Ford included the two projects lungmotor to Its apparatus. personnel section ought to Ik- reached I*' comfortable once more and really adequate nnvy. the floor, the"scnator declined hi* in his proposal, congress could not City Manager Greer purrhnsed tho !«*•* *“<l"y. w>‘h enough debate under feel that they have a good home of Influences in congress nre trying to belief that the Naton’s fertilizer bill very well accept it in view of the machine nnd in order Hint it might H'«‘ flv‘' minute rtilt to prevent the their own. mnke the United States n second rnte could be reduced “by one-half if we agreement made by the wnr depart- lq> readily available ill case of need r#«l test before adjournment naval power, Mr. MscNider declared. carry out the .Muscle Shoals project.” ment with the two companies. placed it in the charge of the fire de- ‘,,r ‘bw night. KIMv CONSTANTINE The telegram which the nntionnl com­ Tho witness* made rlcnr, however. partrn«-nt. lie mnde known that It ' ,r - Kelley, nnd chairman Madden, "Another measure favored by tin HAS HAD SPELL mander dispatched to the President farm bloc which will contribute to a that the ncting judge advocate gen was for the use of the general public «f U>® appropriations committee, dopermanent nnd prosperous system of ernl of tho army had given an opinion at nnv time there seems to be a case Harv^l the measure would be parsed said: III, The Aa.nrlntetf I're.el "The snfety of our whole eountrj bY ‘b® "ubftantlally ns reagricultuie,” Senator Capper said, holding the contracts to he non-en- of suspended animation. 'THEN’S, Greece, April 14.—King ported. ( 't.'tontine was seized with n sudden depends first of all upon the navy. Mis tho development of the Muscle forrcable, null and void. Despite the We should resume ruling of the chief Inw officer of tinWEST I'AI.M REACH, April 14.— M,‘ 1 "n° •l*"*®1’.” ‘bp>’ attack of vomiting nt noon yesterday. It is our first line of national de­ Shoals project. fense In time of war and must he kept work immdlntcly on the Tennessee war department, the major testified With the exception of five lots, H. .1. ------------------------Ii< was exhausted after the attack ready ns nn impregnable uiwurt be­ river. 'T h e Nation’s fertilizer bill is it wns the conviction of the ordinance Cnrlbcrg, of this rlty. hns purchased GERMANY NOTIFIED i"*t physicians said he had about re­ hind which complete mobilization can now nbout $25,000,000 nnnually. I bureau thnt the Government should the entire townsltc of Jupiter, fifteen THAT SHE MUST PAY covered today. !mi affected. Never again enn we believe it is possible to reduce this redeem It* written promise, made to miles north of here on the Florida hope to prepare behind the fleet of onc-hnlf if we carry out the Muscle the two concern* when they con- East Coast Railroad nnd the I^ixnThr A unrbi'Z i*r»«»i RANK GUARD GUILTY another nation ns we did In the Shoals project." structed the plnnts involved. hntrhee river. The purchasecm* PARIS, April 14.—The reparations THEFT 50 MILLION LIRE The Kansas senator’s declaration Chairman Kahn announced jester- braces 440 acre* divided into 1,700 commission last night _ world wnr. adopted the Illy Thr %a»<»rliitr<| |*rra«l "‘That officers nnd men must be was mnde several hours after the Sen- day thnt the House military commit- |0| gj with the exception of the live text of a note to Germany informing « ATAXIA, Sicilly, April 1 4 .-The trained for war in time of pence was- nte agriculture committee, of which tee would evolve probably within two |„.r,,t„foru referred to. Mr. Cnrlbcrg her thnt the commissions decisions of nailery surrounding the theft of el- ibown In th e late wnr when we he is n member, had closed for the days, a rough draft from which it was bought the property fromE. M. March 21, notnlilj- as regards pny• -n million lire from a hank here t lhc firal y,/ar of ()Ur p.rtidpa- day it* hearing* on the Muscle hoped Q report could be fashioned hinmcrman, of Chicago, and in nddl- ment* to he made until May 41, are " ™ nR0’ bctn clt,ftml b>' tb° tion in expending and training our Shoals properties. Major W. H. soon for presentation to the House. tion to t iiia holding pur-lmstd 8,000 maintained, nnd thnt if Germuny - ’.fession of the Rank Guard of the y fo|> BcUo„ ,iuo to unreadiness. Burns, of the wnr department’s ord- House. Tho Inter-committee dlscus- acres a few months ago. doe* not take necessary measures to "Tlie sense of false security engen- nance bureau, had testified there on I sions which hnve Ix-en in progress —— ■ put her finances in order the com,. Idered by unmanned ships would be various phases of tho power and nit- every dny this week, he said, wmGKN’OA,’ April 14«—Europe’* finan- mission will be obliged on May 41 to R'NDITS INVADED falal ln the time of stress. The Am- rate development* at the Shouls. approaching a basis on which it cinl tangle brought to the front for exact penalties, DOWNTOWN NEW YORK Utfion behind the — ■ Major Burns reiterated his belief might Ik- possible to begin drafting consideration at today's sessions of ROIIIIED SAFES AT W j administration in Its stand nnd be­ that the Government was morally the committee’s recommendations for the conference, further discussion of The Sanford Elk* hud a fine meeting lieves thnt when the country nt large hound to execute in good faith the the House, covering the four private Russian affairs postponed until to- Inst night and the new officers were <11, The Aaaorlatrd I’rraa) * , installed for tho ensuing year. Pnst NEW YORK, April 14.—Bandits in- nwakens to the magnitude of - this contracts between tho wnr depart offers for development of the Shoals morrow. threat nt our national snfety it will ■ ■ Exalted Ruler Forest I-nko installed ment, the Alabama Power Company properties. icd Downtown New York Inst A. N. O’Keefe of the Southern Drug tho officers, tho Exalted Ruler being n cht, overpowered the watchman In make itself heard in nnguage unmlsEASTER WILL UK FAIR Company has located his warehouse Dr. C. J. Marshall who was asked to nrge office building on William takable.” Standard Oil Co. FI.APKRS ALL RIGHT and wholesale drug business in the pilot the destinies of the club over treet nnd ripped open four safe*. The Reduces One Cent CAN WEAR NEW TOGS n,’w ‘’“H’" Building, J. J. Cates very another twelve months. wntchmnn was found this morning TANK BXPLOSSION generously agreeing to move out of -----------------------— KILLS ONE MAN . bound and gagged. Per Gallon Today AT WHITING. INI). III, TbfA aaor lair* 1 ’rr.ai two store room* and letting Mr. jf yoU niake a comparison of other NEW YORK. April 14.—Ilandlts WASHINGTON, April 14.—The O’Keefe have the rooms. This mat,ja||y papen, an,i th 0 |)aj|y ]It.raJd g"t seventy-five thousand In cash nnd On Account of Gasoline Tax llrinir much criticized flapper found her a ter has now been settled to the satis- yoll will find thnt the Daily Herald Is MIt Tbr Aa'orlalrd I’rraal '<< uritioa from safes. The watchmen Taken tiff by Court CHICAGO, April 14.—One man wns friend Unlay in the Weather Bureau faction of all concerned and Sanford twelve hours ahead of the other pnlater confessed to being a party to killed and several others were hurt, whlch indicated she might go forth has n wholesale drug business thnt jn t bc real news of the dny. It the robbery, nnd told of nn organizIII, Tbr taamrlnlrd l*rr*a| when n Standard Oil Still at Whiting. JACKSONVILLE, April 14.—The on Easter, wearing bright colored will add much to the city's whole|a imposaihlo for other pnpera not ®d gang of snfe blowerj who had girl Indiana exploded today. All victims Standard Oil Company announced a tweed suit and periwinkle hat without sale district. Great credit is due to printed |n Sanford to givo you the tenographer as scout. were employes of the company. from (ht. w|ro aa the Daily reduction of one cent per gallon in fear of rain. Generally fair wenther secretary Penrmnn nnd other mem- npwll gasoline effective today, the reduction for Sunday east of the Mississippi is hers of the Chamber of Commereo Herald la doing. CITY COMMISSIONERS SEAGOING YACHTS for locating this firm in Sanford _________________ resulting from the elimination of the the forecast. OF ST. AUGUSTINE WILL AND AIRPLANES when it looked almoat like an impoap ( y g KHtKMRN HURT state tax through the Supreme court HUY RADIOPHONE WANTED HY DRYS holding gasoline tax law invalid. slbility to get a location and thanks ( ' |aJN N IN (; ^ K |||R FIVE PEOPLE DROWN ____ IN CAPSIZED BOAT arc due J. J. Cates for coming to tn . Tile Aa aa ela lr S Preaa) I Ilf Thm . U M f l a l r l P f f M ) t ST. AUGUSTINE, April 14.—The their rescue and letting them have , ny Thr HANK OF ENGLAND SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.—Arm­ rity commission will tonight visit the WASHINGTON, April II.—Five his building. PORTSMOUTH, Va., April 14.— REDUCED ITS DISCOUNT ed sea-going yachts nnd wnr air­ government wireless station here to planes to combat rum runners flood­ persons, xvife of Willinm Lawrence Five firemen were injured, threv serRATE TO 4 PER CENT investigate the radio phone. They pro­ Dodo de Graft, the dazzling Da|*y lously, today when running to n fire _____ and four of his children drowned to­ ing tlie Pacific coast cities with liquor pose to install receiving set and large from St. Paul, Is the cause of n lot of when the motor pumping engine nnd r n , Tbr » ..nn « .ra .• „ ..! capsizing of two masted schoonwill lie requested of Secretary of the •mplificr in park for public concerts Treasurer Mellon it wns announced LONDON, April !S.—The Bank of er on the Potomac river off Alexan- excitement in "The Hoodoo." She a touring car collided. during summer if feasible. today after conference of custom* of­ England reduced it discount rate to dria. Lnwrcncc nnd son c-tonpcd by 1wants "an oc«an of love with n kiss four per cent, today. climbing up mast. |on every w iv e” 10-3U Tho Herald for Post Cards. ficials. Herald want ada get revolts. beautiful ( H r T h e A s a o r l n t r d I ’r r a a l WOULD CUT FERTILIZER BILL IN HALF AT LEAST. SAYS FARMERS’ DELEGATION �- . r - T H B P It ■M b PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, 1 HURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ k b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b ■ The Amount Doesn’t Count. It’s the Start That’s the Thing r y si The new ice company now hag four ice wupona on the (treats ana seem to be doing a big buainegs for the time they have been in operation. They are atill selling out of the car nt the ** freight depot until they can secure ■a or build an ice house. PERSONALS 3 ■ • »■ ■- Fair and warmer and no rain. FORETHOUGHT I S'* The ureal financiers of America todnv are the men who 1 ^ built SAVINGS ACCOUNTS hut yesterday. The first hundred dollars saved means the first thous­ r and, und thul thousand has meant many a man’s fortune. s YOUR FORTUNE may lie in forming the simple habit of hanking a little surplus every day with the aid of— : i The Calendar Savings Bank 1 5 t. r t 19f Mrs. J. S. Dinkle of Longwond was Fred Lovell is in the city shaking hands with his many friends. Fred among the visitors to the city today. was formerly in the drug business O. P. Swope of Ovcido waa in the here but for the past eight years has city today attending the meeting of been in Plnnt City and Tampa. He expects to make his home in Orlondo Kiwanig Club. where ht will be with the Rcx-Ev.ins Dntv Company. The Rod and Gun Club will have an exhibition shoot at the club house A. N. O'Keefe of the Southern this afternoon. Drug Company of Jacksonville is in L. J. Hartley of Longwood was am ­ the city looking for a location for a ong the visitors to the city today warehouse for a few months until he from that hustling city of Seminole. eanfbutld a new building. He !s hav­ ing a lifficult time on account of the scarcity of buildings and the scarcity All Elks are requested to be present nt the meeting in the hall over the of public spirited citizen* who might let him a place but will not. How­ Seminole Rank tonight at eight ever, Mr. O’Keefe is with Secretary o’clock, nusincsn of import nice. Pcarman nnd if it is a physicnl possfblTity these two will erect n building The Campbell I.ossing Post Ameri­ over night as Mr. O’Keefe wnnts to can Legion met Inst night and pro­ pose to put on a minstrel show in the locate here nnd the public spirited citizens wnnt him to locate. near future and several other stunt^ for the building fund. r, enty i .i\*s per gallon of gns, 16,000 miles on tires, no repairs. This D. G. Wagner the well known and is whnt Hupp owners say. fl-tfc popular representative of the Sou­ thern States Insurance Co., is In the Try a Herald Want Ad today. city today. Mr. Wagner now hns the counties of Osceolu, Orange nnd Sem­ inole for his territory. , : 'i 3 - | ■ til | | The Seminole County Bank j STRENGTH. -PROGRESS- mi a* fta iw fta ic* iu ASSIFIEI) iU A / ADS damnified Ada 5c a line. No ad taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and remit accordingly. k i k i M lu Ki M Ra FOR SALE i FOR SALE—The Star Theatre build­ ing for sale. I.ots of good siding, ccnling, flooring und rafters and heavy timbers. About fifty squnres of corrugnted iron in excellent condition. Enough materir.l to Luild several small buildings. Must be torn down in the next four or five weeks. Will sell any part of building. See O. P. Herndon. M-3tc F o r s a l e - Franklin Broughmnn, Victor Hollo Check. Seminole Ho­ tel, 14-2tp FOR SALE—Five acres good celery land near Cameron City. Partly cleared, good well. Price reasonable. Term* if desired.—W. M. Haynes, 115 Park Avc. 14-2tp -SERVICE FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms for housekeeping, light nnd wntcr fur­ nished. Kates rcnsonnhle. 205 Oak 6-gwp. '3 FOR SALE OR LEA 8E—One 20 ncre, one 10 acre Snnford nve. walking distance to city. Two lots corner Center nnd Elm nve. Two lots west side Palmetto nve., 50 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring SL, Los Ange­ les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf FOR SALE—One trunk. 1208 Palmetto Ave. Inquire at 6-tfdh FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. it. siding. Within four blocks of center of city. Geo. V . KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished and unfurn­ ished rooms, 200 Park Avc. 12-0tp FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good location. Apply "R. S.’\ cure of Her­ ald Office. 8-tfc “GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD”' laist Friday morning God called to His eternal Presence the soul of a Also a Century Comelittle girl who came to Florida to re­ day and “Face to Face gain her health or go to Him in con­ formity with His divine Will. She With Japan” was little Florence Stringfellow, the granddaughter of Judge Stringfellow, nnd will be remembered by many as the dark haired little miss Tomorrow — Douglas who sevrra I years ago came to Fairbanks in “The Floridn to visit her relatives. She had a rarely beautiful spiritual nature thnt endonred her to all who Three Musketeers” came into her presence. In her sick­ ness she showed a courage that compelled admiration. And so finishing her little battlo of life the Heavenly Father took her to Himself. WANTED- WANTED! Amid the impressive services of the Catholic church she was laid next to Fifteen able bodied young men to her father in the Sanford cemetery. join the Medical Corps 164th Infantry Her relatives wish to thnnk nil the Floridn National Guard. kind friends for their sympathy and RALPH E. STEVENS, Capt. the beautiful flornl gifts. M. C. F. N. G. Itequiesat in pence! 13-3tp S IS llQ U E E g ! The Three Musketeers With nothing thnt hns been done in the vnst multitude of films given to the world, enn you fuirly compare thisupreme pirturization of n story thnt has made millions of men and women in every country on the face of the earth laugh and sob with unforgettable emotion. And DOUGLAS FAIRHANKS as the noble D’Artgnnn hns caught, with rare feeling, thnt indescribable ‘something’ thnt truly enables him to live the pnrt. [ A t T h e S ta r T h e a tre , F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y 3 PRICES: IThe Churchw ell Co. m Sanford’s New Store- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a ■ ■ $ 4 .2 5 ■ ■ B ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " ■ ■ WE WILL RECEIVE ANOTHER CARLOAD THIS WEEK REWARD FOR ANY INFOR­ MATION LEADING TO RE­ COVERY OF SAME.—C. K. The Hupntohile is the most pop­ HENRY. 10-Gtp ular car in Sanford and thrmiKhmit the country, for (here is not AUTOMOBILES u dissatisfied owner. The rea­ AUTOMOBILE REPAIR nnd Paint son is: shop on Snnford Heights nt Rchcr Less Repairs, I a ?s s Gas Men’s D epartm ent SILK PARASOLS ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ a STRAYED OR STOLEN—ONE Ladies D epartm ent To Match Your Easter Dress 5■ ■ ■ ■ ■ LOST Phone 127 ■ ■ t: STOP—LOOK—READ FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS Try our expert service collecting Railrond Claims. Original. Vouchers sent direct to claimants.—F.nstern Shore Clnim Adjustment Co., \V. G. Cooper, Asa't General Mgr., with P. It. R. Claim Department, ten years, Senford, Del. 10-o.o.d-2wc Bros, obi stand. Our prices are reas­ onable nnd nil work guaranteed.—E. S. Steakley. 4-16tp THK PASSING OF FLORENCE STRING FELLOW AH-Stor Cast in Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c nnd mail it to Foley & Co., 28.15 Shef­ APRIL 14TH AND 15TH field Arc., Chicago, III., writing your | name nnd address clearly. You will Matinee admission: Children 25c; Adults ........................ r,oc receive in return u trinl package con­ Evening admission: Children, 25c; Adults ........................................ qqc taining Foley’s Honey nnd Tnr Com­ pound for roughs, colds nnd croup; ■ One performance in the afternoon at t o’clock---------------------- One performance in the evening at 7:45 o’clock Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides nnd Imck; rheumatism, hnckqchc, kid­ ney and bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cnthnrtic Tablets, a wholesome nnd thoroughly cleansing cnthnrtic for con­ 10 Stores in Georginstipation, biliousness, hendnrhes, nnd -1 Store in Floridn nluggi-h bwne'it. Soli] everywhere.— Adv. FOR RENT—Three room house on Snnford Heights, lights, good well Circle A of the Presbyterian Church water, $12.50 per month.—Geo. Hunt­ will have an egg hunt Friday at 6:00 er, Route A, Box 100-11. !5-2tp on Brown and Hawkins' lawn, Celery FOR RENT—.’t-room furnished apart­ Avenue. All children invited. 10c ad­ ment over Herald office. Apply to mission. Children’s favorite ice cream cones served. ! 6-2tc it. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel. 12-Gtp You'll hear something worth while, Three furnished bod-rooms for rent Princess Theatre, tonight, free. 16-ltc In the new Miller building over the FOR RENT—Lower light housekeep­ Douglas Fairbanks in "The Three ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtle Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, F ri­ Avenue. 13-3tp day and Saturday, April 14th and Seminole Cnfe. For particulars see 15th. 16-ltc the Seminole Cnfe. 12-Gtc Mrs. Semirnmis Spiggott, mother of WANTED seven, is of a suspicious nature. See WANTED—Everybody to see Doug­ her heart get broken in the Hoodoo. las Fairbanks in "The Three Mus­ 16-ltc keteers" nt the Star Friday and Sat­ urday, April 14th nnd 1th. 16-ltc FOR SALE—Potato barrels in any DAY HORSE. SHORT MANE. quantity, special prices on car lots, SEVERAL HR ANI)S OF IDEN­ correspondence solicited, Cienrwntcr TIFICATION. REASONABLE Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc Pu *• ’ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL" CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY OUR DOORS ARE WIDE OPEN FOR YOU For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Friday. , IN •MIL W. II. TOLHKRT, REP­ RESENTING SHAFER WEEDEN TAILORING COMPANY. WILL HE WITH US FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. APRIL IITH AND 1".TIL—SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. l5-2tc M' TONIGHT- D O U G L A S FAIRBANKS Mrs. E. G. Tyner arrived toduy from Vero where she has been -pend­ ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs. T. C. Vincent. Mrs. Tyner will be the guest of her duughter, Mrs. It. J. Holly for the summer. ™ Kg w THE WEATHER Just Received Shipment BROWN OXFORDS In Hals nnd Bluchers $ 3 .9 5 To $8.25 BATHING SUITS All Colors And $5.00 98c PALM BEACH SUITS | : : To $4.75 ■ ■ See Our Itesutiful Line of 33 COLLARS, CUFFS, ANI) VESTEES $ 1 2 .5 0 : In Organdie, luice nnd Embroidery 59c ALL WOOL SUITS $ 2 5 .0 0 To $2.50 and Oil, Better Tire Mileage nnd High Re­ sale Value PAY CASH Means More Goods- Something special at Rivers Broth­ Demonstrations Glatiiv Given Cash PurchasesFor Less Money ers, Sanford avenue—Ladies’ pure thread silk hose, mercerized lisle top, seam and fashioned stitchlnfa, double ■ole, heel and toe, shaped close fitting 209 I'srk Avc., Snnfrrd. Florida ankle. Colors, black, white and cordo­ Distributors Seminole and I*nkt* van. Easter sale prlc* $1.25. Also Counties a very nice and complete line of every­ WE CARRY TI1B PARTS thing in socks, three quarters end full length hoso for men, women, boya, girls and Infanta at Easter 8ale prices. Don't fail to sec our show­ first street welaka block ings before buying. Rivers Brothsrs, ■ a a a S I ( S a BUiBaB(aSIUIUaBBBUaBUUBBBa aSBBkSUUUPBBBBBBBaiaBIBB>,BBHHSanford avenue. 8tf-2wt B. <S 0. MOTOR CO. IThe Churchwell Co. H upm obilej SELLS IT FOR LESS BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBS^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB �(•traps dragged him back through the OI.I* MCHDFH SCORE window. They wero unable to ace WIPED OUT TODAY the atar anil when hia kneea caught on MAN IS RELEASED the cornice of the building they drag­ ged with miRht and main, inflictlnR TUSCALOOSA, Ala., April 13.— painful injuries before Director Nihln George Nichols, held hero 111 connec­ could atop them. tion of the alleged killing of a man in Home, Georgia, fifty-one yearn no, YKSTBIIUAY'S FINALS was relented from custody last night Florida Stale League I.ADY VISITOIt SHOWS OLD TIM- ROOSTER FICIITS CAH by order of Judge Foster of »ho Cir­ OF EDITOR IIEI.L At Lakeland, 7; Jacksonville, 1. F.ltS SOMETHING IN THAI' cuit court. Thirty days elapsed since At Tampa, 3; Daytona, H. SHOOTING AND (JETS IN HAD the hearing without further move by At Orlando, H; St. Petersburg, 13. the Georgia authorities and the court Yesterday was "One HIr Day" at « n > t s r \ mmt t rl nl r tl l * r r « M ordered his release. the traps of the Sanford Hod & Gun IA \A RLS, April LI.—A Lir white National League Club when eleven sipiads competed for Hock rooster here is in bad with EdlHuston, 2; I’hilndelphia, 4. New line of becoming styles, mod­ hiRh honotH of the day. • *"r J- W. Hell, of th e Herald, ar.d the erate prices.—The Quality Shop. Ifi-lc Hrooklyn, I; New York, 4. The sensational act of the day was ^''ud bids fair to reach •uch proporChicago, 5; Cincinnati, 1. the expert marksmanship of Mrs. E. aH t° culminate in tho death oi PittaburRb, 4; St. Ixiuia, 8. Douglas Fairbanks in "The Three L. KiriR, of Winona, Minn., a visitor *^e f°wL I"he editor recently con- Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, tofrom the yacht "KiiiRfisher" who stood Dnctcd with a painter tot paint his night and tomorrow. American league lG-ltc at the traps and made a perfect score, *utomoblle end the Job w ai finished Philadelphia, 2; Poston. (5. breaking 100 birds out of a possible Staturdny. Tin- car appeared to he a Detroit, 3; Cleveland, 8. New York, 3; Washington, 2. a feat seldom equaled by pro new one and the newspapetman par- HAD THE LAUGH ON JAILER fessional marksmen, and Mrs. King ''v,'r>' r,,“d in the county during St. Iaiuia, I; ChicaRo, 2. declares she is u "mere amateur." | *!••• day. Then the muchiiiu was par Prisoner in Tower of London Escaped and Literally Left H it "Host" American Association The day was perfect for trap kui before the Bell home and it was in Embarrassment. At Columbus, 7; Milwaukee, 4. shooting, although rather warm. Al- 1,1 junrluri* , *,a* ro,»*tcr nP‘ most all of those participating in !"'nrt‘d uPon *ke "rone. At Indianapolis, tl; St. Paul, 1. During l tani iH-rloil In Engll-di his­ The White Hock saw his reflection tory when It iiun "quite llie thlnx" l<> At Minneapolis, it; Louisville, <>. yesterday's events making excellent At Kansas City, H; Toledo, 3. scores. The visitors from the yacht on the car and deciding a fellow fowl be shut up In the Tow er of Loudon "Kingfisher" all made good scores. | was ready to do battle, sailed in. A (tie prisoner, says a w rite r in L'ltiiln Iters' Journal, could live niniforiahly. Southern Association Messrs. L. King and E. A. Powell relative of the editor happened along lie could order w hat furniture lie At HirmiiiRham, 3; Nashville, 3. each breaking 9fl and Mr. K. I.. King and put an end to the light hut ex­ pleased—and even plan- amt ia|s-s At ChattanooRa, 7; Atlanta, 8. PL The high scoro for members re­ amination of the car developed that trie- hut tla-n- was one condition: At Mobile, 10; New Orleans, 1. mains witli .1. H. Coleman, his score] the F o ster hail punctuivd and sernt he could lake latlhlllg out of tin- tow ­ . rhod the new paint so badly the ma- er again. If In- went <>ui by way of At Little Hock, 10; Memphis, 0. yesterday being -III out of 30 hringing his season percentage up 40 ■c^,nt* wi" hnve to 1,0 P*1" 10*1 nK" in' llie sea ITitld It did not m a ile r much; GAMES TODAY points where it now stands 08 points I Neighbors said the car looked as if it lull If lie was acquitted or escapetl Ills was u total loss. All the St. Petersburg at Orlando. ahead of his nearest competitor, Dr. had been driven through a briar patch expenditure furnishings hecnine the perquisites of st eadily for throe months Daytona at Tampa. Pulcston. the lieutenant a clrcuinsiiinee from Jacksonville at Lakeland. A large number of visitors were which we may confidently Infer that TWO CENT HATE present yesterday including many la­ lie encouraged his prlsniicis to make FOR COOKING TO LEAGUE STANDING dies as spectators. Chairs have been Ihi-iliielves as couifortalde as possible, HE ESTABLISHED regardless of expense. provided fur the ladies on the fine Florida State League Sometimes, however, the lieutenant ! Won. Lost. Pet. large veranda of the new club house met n stone a« hard ns himself—in where an excellent view of the traps That the plan to furnish electricity o t h e r w o r d s , tirci-k met tlrcvk. Much 3 S t Petersburg i .7(8) for residence lighting and cooking a one was Sir William Seymour a fte r­ Ijvki land .coo ran he had. 0 4 3Ml Tile score of the moodier* U n* fol­ through one nu-ter at a .-aiding rule of wards duke of Somerset. Though not 4 Daytona 3 , 7-6-2 cents is not practical and the nt all bit-sued with wealth, llie knight 3 3 .300 lows: Tampa 30-ltr .910 commission will retain the precant ordered expAmlve tapestries, silver Jacksonville 3 4 .444 Coleman, J. It. 76-09 .872 lihting rate of 7 cents and give two plate anil the lust of furniture while 2100 Puleston, Dr. S. Orlando 3 7 Wight, Ralph It. SO l" .870 cent rate for rooking through sepnr- the Ili'Utenunt stood by amt rubbed Stevens, Dr. It. E. 73-04 .830 nte meters wn sindirated Tuesday hy Ids bands In iiiillcipallon of Ids future National League Newman, R. A. 100-83 .832 Frank II. Owen, chairman of the city Inheritance. Won. •ost. Pet. Sir William Seymour, however, noo 73-01 .813 I commission. 0 1.000 Herndon, O. P. St. I.oul* . ... tiling th a t n curt m in e almost dully o 30-10 .8001 The board recently announced the to deliver liny and fagots at the en­ 0 1.000 Knight, Geo. W. Philadelphia n*» 60-30 .720, new rate for lighting and cooking, trance under the Woody tow er exactly 1) 1.000 Moines, Schellc Chicago 35*18 .720 ( hut a further investigation ha* re- opposite bis prison, conceited the Idea i l 1 .300 Mohlt-y, E. I). Brooklyn .700 v-eab-d that this rate (will notj he of escaping. A friend smuggled a .300 Hutchison, Joe C. New York 1 1 • 1 Maxwell, It. C. 23. Id .700 «-<|Uitnble to all consumers alike and slouch but, a false begrd and ■ smock .000 Hn*tnn 0 •» Smith, Howard P .070 plans are now buing considered for III to him. ami one day while the carter 30-32 0 .000 Cincinnati Inside delivering Ids goods Sir 2 .040 separate flat rates for the various was .000 Hill, W. C. (1 Pittsburgh Wllllum strolled out. mounted the driv­ Morris, It. II. 30-32 .0 |0 services. er's sent, turned the horse round and | Higgins, Erl. The 7-3-2 cent rule was based on calmly drove out of the Iron gnte. 30-32 .013 American League .300 the 30 k. w. h. average for resi­ T here horses awaited hint; he took Won. Lost. Pet. Whittier, (’has. II. .400 dence lighting, 'but this hus l»cen boat opposite Greenwich a n d ' reached 0 1.000 Herndon, It W. 2 SL Louis .300 found to be nn error nnd that the a ship that he had chartered to carry 0 0 1.000 Jones, T. W. *» Cleveland average residence lighting con­ him to France. .300 Philadelphia 1 I The nintter naturally made trouble sumption is nround 30 k. w. h. Hut New line of becoming styles, mod­ .300 Washington I I for the lieutenant, but lie consoled him­ .300 erate prices. T h e Quality Shop. Ifl-lc even w ith this a v e r a g e it hns been self with the thought of the rich per New York I 1 •I found th a t the proposed sliding r a t e . ^ w ^ h a V s i r WUlIntii had left. What, Chicago 0 .300 i.i not* c~ be -a saving i— •to- •the »— — users — men, was Ids Indignation to And that Dougins Fairbanks in "The Three would .000 0 Detroit Musketeers” at the Star Theatre, to­ of current for both lighting and the fugitive bnd paid for none of the night nnd tomorrow. 10-ltc cooking, with -the result that tint things, ami that he himself was sued A m erican Association rates seem to he the only solution by llie tradesm an who bnd supplied Won. Lost Pet. ili,.in ! Even so. be might have recov­ to the complex problem. • 1 The Easter entertainment that was 0 1.000 Columhu* ered at least some of Ids miHiey by "The commission’s idea in having 2 (1 1.000 planned for Monday night, the 17th, Hanna* City the sale of the goods, but to tils dis­ only one meter,” chairman Owen gust hr found Hint the facetious knight o hy Circle No. 2 bus been postponed 1.000 0 Minncapoli* .300 bemuse of illness. Time will he an- said, "wits to save expenses, hut on bnd cut up the moat valuable tn|>esi l St. Pnul .300 nouiieod later. Ui-2tc account of the difference in the var­ tries to (It tbc llreplaces. i 1 Indiannpoli* ious services it will not work out us •I 0 .000 Milwaukee Ingenious Washington Youth. •» we Intendqd.” .000 EAIRHANKS NARROWLY 0 Toledo One small Western boy bus solved The present lighting rate is 7 cent* «» .000 0 laitiixvilliESCAPES BREAKING HOTII with the flaltermnn's problem of getting a minimum monthly charge of LEGS MAKING PICTURE 30 cents. This means that those hav­ plenty of flahwortns without digging Southern A**ocinllon for them, lie coaxes them forth from ing electric light connections must their hiding places through the magic Won. Lost Pet What looks to Ik- the ensiest athletic pa y30 cents a month regnrdlcss of «*> of electricity. This lad, Joe Siegfried 0 1.000 » Mobile feats are frequently the most danger­ whether or not any lights are used. of Kennevvtcfi. Wash., though ouljr ten O O* 0 1.000 Little Rock ous nml difficult, according to Doug- A power rate of 2 cents is in effect years old, has devised with a little .600 Chattanooga 1 ■, 1 lus Fairbanks, exponent of the leap, with n reduction graduation for large help from his father a special ap p a ­ .600 t Nashville 1 punch and smile. ra tu s tliut Is the champion flshwonn manufactories. .300 Atlanta 1 1 couxer nnd extractor. T he nppntutui Although his current photoplay, Putting of the proposed new rates 1 .600 "The Three Musketeers," the main a t­ l Birmingham . c o n s i s ts of a telephone magneto, which into effect will be held in aheyanco • 1 0 .000 New Orlcann traction on the hill nt the Star Friday until the plans have been finally per­ delivers current ut 80 to 90 volts. This 0 .000 2 Memphis magneto Is connected to two heavy and Saturday of this week is predomi­ fected. wires or electrodes set In ttie ground nated hy straight drama rnther than "Our aim," chnirman Owen said, six or eight Inches deep and fifteen to stunts, nevertheless several very linx- "is to encourage tho use of electric­ eighteen Incites apart. When the mugtinlous feats are shown. ity fo r cooking nnd it seem s t h n t |„-t<> Is operated the current flow s be­ One of these, declared hy Fairbanks the flat two-cent rate is the only w ny tween the electrodes, and muny worms In the vicinity receive s sens*FOR SALE—The Star Theatre build­ to he utnnng the greatest risks he to do this." tlon which causes them to burry to ing for sale. Lots of good siding, ever took, shows him suspended from Prices on stoves and heaters now ceiling, flooring nml rafters nnd a second story window hy two straps on display in the city hall lobby have the surface at full speed. Joe has heavy timbers. About fifty squares of tied around his legs nt the ankles. been arrived nt nnd nre given on counted ns many as flfteen worms coming out ut one time, lto has had corrugated iron in excellent condition. Although he hangs head down for this tags attached to the devices Tliey Inquiries a s to the charge for worms Enough material to build several small stunt, U does not look tohe ns nervy'show the entire cost including instnl- If purchased by the gnllon for niedlrlbuildings. Must be tom down in thu and dangerous a hazard as some of Intion and connection, lioth for cash tiul purpose*, but Ills school work next four or five weeks. Will sell any, the others he takes. In spite of this, nnd installment payments, which the keep* him too tm*)'. and he only u«es p art'o f building. See O. I'. Herndon, however, he nearly hnd Imlh legs commission has nrranged to handle. llie a p p a ra tu s for furnishing flf«h bnlt ‘ to his many young friends. 14-3tc broken when the men holding the —Jacksonville Metropolis. SPORTS jk . a v> I St MBS. KING MADE PERFECT RECORD AT THE TRAPS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “The Three Musketeers” D’AItTAGNAN SOUGHT HAW S.. Hi* father hod given him fifteen crowni, a straw yellow horse nnd this advice: "Rf. member, it is by courugo and by courage alone that you will mnkc your way I have taught you how to handle n rapier, you hare thews of iron, wrists of steel; fight upon every occasion, do not avoid fights hut rnther seek the opportunity nnd fight all the more cause duels nre forbidden and consequently it requires double rourag, to fight!" "All for one, one for nil" DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS a* D’ARTAGNAN AT THE STAR THEATRE FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY, APRIL 14TII AND 15TII Matinee nt I o’clock; Children 23c; Adults ..................... . Evening nl 7:15; Children, 25c; Adults ................ .............. ....... ;o( tn* ■si i cious f m IN T I N S IN L O A V E S »y t S H Y O U !\. G f\p C E H * Don’t Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is Costing More THERE IS A REASON Thu countries in Europe nml especially Germany have just started buying coffee and they have bought all of the avail­ able supply for the next several months, so the price of cof­ fee may go to war time prices before it gets any less. Drink GRADE A COFFEE ALWAYS FRESH Bel-Jar Coffee Company SANFORI)- OU -N E W YORK- K now -MIAMI h o, w you teeter the spoon, level it off, pile it up, and then wonder if you have ju st enough soda or baking powder to make good biscuit. Most likely you don’t. HONEY BOY FLOUR (SELF RISING) is the finest flour, with the purest nnd best ^averting scientifically mixed in JUST RIGHT. At your grocery. FLORIDA GROCERY CO. d is t r ib u t o r s , PALATKA. B lish M illin g Co. SEYMOUR. IND. �2 S u 4 . A i l * i i 1 /. T . i n t u '<TS THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 PAGE T H R O hereby, the City shall have, and may exercise all other power*, which un­ der the Constitution nnd Laws of Florida, It would be competent for this pnrngraph apecifcally to enum­ erate. S“ , 0'„ 174 ol Chiptet 8301, U w . In addition to the power* herein 1018. Entitled “An Act to ta M a H a R tim fta ta M i enumerated or given or allowed the the present Municipal Govsaid City shall have all powers and l“ 'h, . , th . c u r of Sanford, perform all duties conferred or im­ Miss Helen Malm, of Sanford, spent r ° ' [ , Scnilnola, State of Florida. posed by the laws of the State of Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Alma td to Oot.nir*, Incorporate and Ea. Florida, now in force, or which may Nicse. ..,.v . rity Government for th* Mr. and Mr*. Dnn Hodges and chil­ *b .n d to describe the Jurisdlc- herenfter be enacted, providing gen­ erally for the government of cities dren visited Sunday with the home poWrni and Functions of Said nnd towns and not Inconsistent with folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ehrenapergcr and the provision* of this Act." juniclp^Wy” sister, Miss Olgn Beilin. Whereas, the legislature may by Section 2. That Section 97 of the Rev. J. C. Clarke announced Tues­ w confer upon n municipality any chnrter under which the City of San­ 7 %rec Friendly day evening when Andrew Bertlcson relating to its government, ford, Florida, is now operating anil , Gentlcmtn ct in conflict with other organic functioning, be, and the same ii aguin kindly brought the minister nnd wife over for the Bible study of Rev. hereby amended to read as follows: rovUions »>f lawi and 20th chapter, that he would be with whe-eas, the Legislature of the "Section 97. FISCAL YEAR.— us again for scrvico on the 4th Sun­ ,u „ „f Florida hns by legislative cn- The fiscal year of the City shall begin day ns well ns on the first. r'rrrnt (fronted delegated unto ,°n the 1st day of October and end on Mr*. Christopher Huck has been „r City of Sanford, Horida, the tho >10th (,n>. of Septeriibor of quite til with Dr. Denton attending ik-ht to submit to Its elector* for ycnr<'i ipproval or rejection, amendment* to Section 3. That Section 1(14 of tho ner She hi* been in poor health for ^ charter, and charter under which the City of San. ii long time, never having recovered Whereas, it is ono of the fundamen- ford, is now opemting and function­ properly from an operation in tho Oril principle of constitutional law that irig ^ , nnd antl the ls hereby hcrVby 7am m- l«»*o hospital. TURKISH B U RLEY ing,be, the s«m same7 is is not unconstitutional as a dclega- ended cnded to to read reBd as as follows: follows: Miss Era Malm, who is employed at jn of legislative power for the leg“Section "Section 164. 1G4. SPECIAJ SPECIAL ASSESSASSESS­ *hc I,0,lofficc 1,1 Ormond, hns been iluture to delegate unto n munici- MENTS; MKNTS. WHEN WHEN PAYABLE.—Spec­ PAY\B! K —Spec- ’"tvin,r n werk’* vacation, spending it ViaCtNIA prfity th* right and authority to am- ial '.Menmen*. tho construeconstrue with hor 0,d Sanfonl frien',!,• Mr*‘ nssesments covering the iad a charter granted unto said mun- tjon of gWeWflIkl,( Uyinj. out |mpr 0v . ' Unme] Tolnr* Mr"‘ Hnro,i l “ askins, by ‘be Legislature, provided Kradjn(t pBvinir nnd hnr(J 9Ur. and the week end with her coutln, Mt». • amendment so adopted does not facing of street* and alleys, ami eovand unde, G. ■•I.um 1•> travene r is not repugnant to tho ering nil other local improvements (‘‘«»uplc of days in Orlando. l-on'titution anil the statuto law of shall lie payable by the owners of tho Mi** Bright Lnney, who hu* been ’he State, and , » property assessed for said locnl im- staying with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ballinger \ \ ! i reas. Section -.c o u <Ri*- prHVemcnt nt time stipulated in while her mother, Mr*. V. C. Colter is alive live charter chart un cr w c c , > o ^ ordjnnnce pllssed and adopted in the hospital, spent the week end janford, Floridn, is now operating with reference to nny such local im­ with Miss Margaret Ericson. g.d functioning provides Hint amend* provement, nnd shall constitute, be, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dobbin Tew anil chil­ „.rt. to raid charter mny be sub- remnin and continue a lien superior dren. of Sanford, were Sunday visi­ nitt’ i to the t odor* o sa i > y j„ ,ijB„jty tto any and nil other liens, tors at the home of her sister, Mr*. i two-third* vote of the City Com 1 except liens for State nnd County Chcxuni. pii*»ions, nr.d We notice that Wnlfrod and Carl Taxes, upon und against the proper­ Whereas, it has developed that certy assessed for such local improve­ Pierson arc very mueh improving the »in amendments to tho present chnr* ment until paid, and snid lien shnli look* of their place by placing nice fr of the City of Sanford, Florida, not he barred by any statute of lim­ cement posts for the roadside nnd we ihculil be adopted in order to prop, itations now existing, or by any sta ­ irly and expediouily administer the tute hereafter enacted which does not to bo voted upon in the manner follow­ livic affairs of this city, therefore. in express terms refer to lien* for ing: It,. it Enacted By the People of the special assessments imposed or levied "For the adoption and approval of Tity of Sanford. Florida: by tho City of Snnford. Florida, for thnt certain ordinnneo entitled, Section 1. That Section 7, of the locnl improvements." “An Ordinance Amending Sec­ (barter undf r which the City of San­ Section 4. That Section of 20(1 of tho tions 7, 97, HU, 20(1 nnd 217; and ford. Florida, is now operating and chnrter under which tho City of San­ Repealing Section 174 of Chap­ functioning be, anil tho same i* here­ ford, Floridn, is now operating and ter 83(11, Laws of Floridn, 1919, by amended to rend ns follows, to- functioning, be and the same is here, Entitled "An Act to Abolish tho Scit: by amended to read ns follows: Present Municipal Government of T u rkish , Vir g in ia and Hu r l e y I "Section 7. Powers of tho City. "Section 200. SALARIES.— The the City of Snnford, County of The City of Sanford, Florida, shall City Commission shnli fix by ordin­ Seminole, State of Floridn, nnd to have perpetual succession; shall sue ance the compensation of the City Organise, Incorporate and Estab­ dm! be sued, plead and be Impleaded; Attorney, the City Manager, tho City lish a City Government for the (nay purchase, lease, receive and hold Auditor nnd Clerk and ex-Officio Ass­ Same, ami to Prescribe the Jur­ + K i i|p|, if;ri (irqierty. real and personal, within essor, nnd shnli fix by ordinance the Imm••••*««•■ isdiction, Powers nnd Functions H E W YORK CITY Faid City; nnd may sell, nlienntc, compensations of the Chiefs of the fire - W h i c h I B N m I h»t II j u « d o n ' t lilts *'111** C i | i r r t i r v A JL JL of snid Municipality.” f&«i can f t ! tfiuf unoncy bach fn»>m lli« «f#ftl«r. need, convey, tease or otherwise dis- and Police Departments, and members "Against the adoption nnd approval I i f the same for the benefit nnd of the (Ire nnd police forces. The City of that certain ordinance entitled: Kdvnntnge of said City; nnd may Commission r linil have the power to "An Ordinance Amending Sec­ bur> l a*e, lease, receive and hold prop- fix by ordinance the compensation of The largest and best event of the )h -mi they intend planting flowers dustrious nation and asked many ques­ tion7. 97, 1C1, COG anil 217; and Irrtv r. -(l rtpti *.vith!n sr.d 12 fltr They ^ season, The Easter Ball. tions about the first settlers. along it. the Mimiclpnl Judge. The City Com. Repealing Section 174 of Chapter [l . 1. 1 the limits nf the City to be mission shall hnvo the power to tlx are touring the state and while stopj 8301, I.aws of Floridn, 1919, Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard entertained rued for the hurial of tho dead, for the compensation of the City Tax When you are planning your n«w Entitled "An Act to Abolish the friends from Long wood last Sunday. ping in Snrford heard of New Upsala kin* erection, construction nnd main­ Collector, which may be based on ami wanted to meet some of tin* •pring dressc*, plan on visiting our Present Municipal Government Dr. Puleston was again called out t<> tenance f waterworks nnd lighting either fees or snlnry. The City MnnSwedes. store nnd taking advantage of soma of the City of Snnford, County sec Mrs. Geo. Clark who continues [plant., f r the establishment of hos­ of the unusual value* we have pro­ of Seminole, State of Florida, ngcr shnli fix the number nnd com­ very feeble. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest pitals. [’ ’irhouscs nnd houses of de­ pensation of nil other officers and Don’t forget to fix your Easter bas­ vided for you. New good* Ju*t re­ nnd to OrgnnUe, Incorporate nnd West called in Saturday to see her. tention m i| correction, for the estab- employees. The salaries or compen­ kets, Circle No. 2 will do that for you. ceived and at price* that plea**. Establish n City Government for Mrs. August Swanson is in great Hihment of docks, wharfs, breakwa- sation so fixed shnli bo uniform for Rivers Brother*, Sanford Avenue, On sale nt the Union Pharmacy S a t­ the Snme, nnd to Prescribe the demand us a nurse ns there is quite n t<r and Lint basins, and for such like sendees In each grade of the City fltf-w2t urday afternoon nnd-evening. 1.1-2tc Jurisdiction, powers und Func­ bit of sickness about. She has been other public purposes ns the City service ns the same shall be graded tions of Snid Municipality." (' n o mm muy by ordinance deem nnd classified by the City Mnnnger. and shall nlso separately stnte each fur n number of days at the home of pete- ary and proper, nnd mny sell, All such salaries and rates of pay Section of nnld Chnrter to be voted Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Arrant* helping l ’1,1 r otherwise dispose of snid with dates of employment nnd dis­ upon in tluj manner following, to-wit: rare for the little twins who have been DELICIOUS ill. pn r • rty for the benefit of said City charge shall be immediately reported "For the adoption of the amend­ The little Ericson bn by was ill nnd t" tin -imic extent that nntural per- to the City Auditor nnd Clerk. All ment of Section 7, of the Chnrter.” nlso little Volic Williams with bad » n might or could do; nnd also fees und moneys luceived or collected l "Agninst the adoption of the ,colds. *hf ii have the power to borrow mon­ by officers nnd employees shall bo amendment of Section 7 of the char­ Mrs. Sanseriinrino has been real ill 5 ey for current expenses, provided nny immediately paid over to tbo proper ter.” In Bottles Everywhere and Doctor Denton has been trying to J *mmint so borrowed shall not ex- offidnl or depository ns designated by For the adoption of the amendment avoid an operation for gait stones, j; •<d an amount equal to fifty per the City Commission or City Auditor of Section 97 of the chnrter. Demand the ffenuino—nnmo (Mumped on every crown—nsk c> tning out to see her n numlier of ■ cent, of the revenue derived from nnd Clerk on tho day of their receipt." for it by name Agninst the ndoption of the am­ times. 2 tav.tinn during any fiscal year; to Section fi. That paragraph (b) of endment of Section 97 of the Chnrter B ottled only by We nn* glad to hear G. Hirschi has ■ cm*. perform nnd furnish all pub- Section 217 of the charter under For the ndoption of the amendment found employment again nt his trade ■ The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling- Company o rvlres and to own nnd acquire which tho City of Sanford, Horida, is of Section 1(14 of the chnrter. us a carpenter in Sanford. ■ rutilities, putdic docks, whnrfs now operating anil functioning, he, Agninst the adoption of the amend­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cramer nnd : I hiiatbaiina; to acquire, establish, and the annio is hereby nm ended to ment of Section 161 of tho charter. children nnd brother, Vernon, went '■wr. operate nnd maintain ns a pub­ rend ns follows: For tiie ndoption of the amendment down Sunday to the Formosa Sanitar­ lic utility, waterworks nnd a water "Paragraph (b).—Such petitions of Section 206 of the charter. ium with V. C. Collrr to see his wife. pl'M anti provide the City nnd the shall he signed by nyt less than fifty Against the adoption of the amend­ Mr*. Burney Beck also going Mr*. :r’ hitnnta thereof with water; to at* of the electors of tho municipality.” ment nf Section 206 of tho chnrter. , ,, , , (‘oiler is now able to nit up a while in <lu'r". f*wn, establish, maintain nnd Section fl. Thnt Section 174 of the l 7 ad?Pl!°.n “f th7 'Lment,mCnt her chair, which will he good news to 11-r.itt- as a public utility, gas works charter under which the City of San­ of F“r Section 217 of the chnrter. all her friends. ! i . as plant, nnd furnish tho City ford, Floridn, is now operating nnd On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Kail Coast Bailway, ChuluoAgninst the ndoption of the amend­ Rev. C. F. Wtthlbcrg, of CrovelumJ, »p'i tho inhnhttnnte thereof with functioning, he, nnd the same is here­ ment of Section 217 of the charter. tu, Fla., among the pines snd lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date a Swedish Itnptist missionary, nltendfinioercinl gas; to acquire, own, cS- by repealed. modern brick hotel, with private hatha nnd hot water heat. P in t For the repeal of Section 174 of the-, ^ w(th U(( #l , hc 1;> «h, operate nnd maintain ns a class cuisine. Rates 12.SO to | 32>0 per day; $10 to I1H per week, ac­ Section 7. That the Mayor is here­ charter. hytcriaii church nnd then a goodly ! ■' utility, electricnl works and an by instructed, authorued and em­ cording to location of room. Agninst the repenl of Section 174 number gathered ut the Lutheran *’■ 'if plants nnd furnish the City powered to call nn election in accord­ of the chnrter. church ut 3:30 to hear n sermon in *■•1 the inhabitants thereof with el- ance with Section 7 of the Revised Section 10. That tho provisions of the Swedish language which was said MBS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Manager wtricity; to issue nr.d sell honds for Ordinance of tho City of Snnford, this ordinance providing for nnd di­ to be very good. He offers to come ln>' "f the purposes hereinabove rn- Floridn, to determine tiic question by recting nn election to be hold for the ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a-t ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ crated nnd set forth, ns well ns for referendum vote as to whether Sec­ adoption or rejection of this ordin­ again un the 2nd Sunday in Mny, giv­ ,Ul*1 nthcr municipal purposes as mny tions 7, 97. D14. 20(1 and 217 of the ance shall become effective Immed­ ing n sermon in the morning in the ’ ffoni time to time prescribed by chnrter under which the City of Son- iately upon its final passage nnd adop­ Swedish tongue and in the English 6r< tinnee. or as mny be otherwise font, Florida,, Is now operating and tion, nnd snid ordinance shall become language at night. While here he was Provided by this cnarter; to adopt and functioning, shall bo amended in the of full force nnd effect ns to all of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred »nf< r<c local police, sanitary and oth. manner hereinabove stnted and sot the provisions therein contained, or Ericson. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson nnd “ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS** similar regulations not in conflict forth; nnd a* to whether Section 174 ns to such of said provisions as may son of Monroe, attended the service nt » the Lutheran church. * th the laws of the State of Florida; of said charter shall be repealed. he ratified and approved as tho re­ We handle ev ery th in g in Mr. and Mr*. Fisher nnd brother of ' ' do what ever may be deemed nece*Section 8. Thnt nt aaid election to sult of the election ordered called and Osceola have l«*en quite frequent vis­ Ur>'or proper for the safety, health be railed and held in tho manner pro­ held, only from and after the time ! THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE f uvrnience nnd general welfare of its vided by Section 7 of thi* ordinance, snid ordinance in approved, either in itors of late ut the home of Mr, und S Car Lota or LcaB. Ship us ''habitants, and to exercise nil pow* thi* ordinance shall be voted upon a* whole or in part, by the referendum Mrs. Forest West nnd family. Norman Swanson visited at the ♦r» of local self-government. Tho a whole by title only, and also, each vote of the elector* of the City of home of his parents on Sunday, Richmond, Virginia ■ numeration of particular powers Section of the charter under which Sanford, Florida. Archie Swanson was among those "♦rein ahnll not be held or decried to the City of Sanford, Florida, Is now Adopted on this the 10th day of going to Orlando to attend the water exclusive, but in addition to the operating and functioning, sought by April A. D., 1022. carnival recently with the other hand lowers enumerated herein, or implied this ordinance to be nmended or re­ CIIAS. E. HENRY, boy*. S, O. CHASE, pealed, shall be separately voted upon The minister of Sweden nt Wash­ SANFORD FORREST LAKE, MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS by the electors participating in *ald ington, Axel F. Wallenberg, wife and Hayfield Carhurators election. City Commissioners of Sanford, JOHN COVE. Proprietor daughter and their ncme, were callers Florida. Section 9. That the ballots used at Installed and GuaranieeH by at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY the election ordered to he called and Attest: * Itorell one day last week. They were 1018 West First S treet 1018 West P in t Street Sanford Battery Service held by Section 7 of this ordinance L. R. PHILLIPS, Clerk proud to represent such an honest, in(Seal) ■hall state the title of the ordinance Company FINANCE NO. 29 UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE one-eleven cigarettes FIFTEEN In a new package that fits the pocket— A t a price that fits the pocket-book— The sam e unmatched blend of Tobaccos FIFTH AVE ..DELAWARE ‘PUNCH.. ___CHULUOTA INN : CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY �% PAGE FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD P v tI U H ex cry a tlm iN l n t t f l «Uy at Ik* HrralS I i IMIm . »*T Magaalla A it, ■•■fata, PU, THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 too fnt to run fact and he might not be able to outdistance the mob even in Florida. they are not utlaffedl They want Adrianople, with a few other odda and ends. So the “unspeakable Turk" is to be tolerated in Europe again, and given recognition as t respectable power, nnd endowed with his old capacity for messing up the affairs of civilization. England, France and Italy conclude that, after all, they need him in their business. Particularly they need the weak, crooked old Sultan, in his re­ ligious capacity, as head of the Mo­ hammedan faith. He can help the British keep India loyal. So fades another war iidcal, and another war job is left to do over again come time."- --------------o------------- steel drawbridge across the St. Johns Florida twelva years ago, and n, river at OYteen ferry and make oth­ number Is dally increasing. ^7* er Improvements. Seminole county there are more people from oUti*b can be depended ujion to keep up with going tto the beaches of pj^m the march of progress that Is tak ­ county today than were living i„ ^ ing place all over Florida. The county ten years ngo; so what wjj Tampa Tribune voices the sentiments a road to be boasted of then. R jof the southern part of the state in come an embarrassing hindrance *the following: day. The call for bids on a $2,500,000 Pinelas'realizes a!] thh, and there good roads proposed bonding con­ has sprung into being the demand fw tract by Pinellas county, means that more roads. Not only has the del county is bidding high for immediate mand gone out for more roudi, nnd continuing permanent develop­ looking over its past experience ai ment. road builder, there is grown up a d». With this money it proposes to build mand for more permanent road* t\ ( or improve from one to two hundred dun) demand should be heard and a:, miles or roads through the peninsu­ ceded to. The need for more To** lar county which is no favorably sit­ j there in doubted, and that a count; uated for growth and permanent de­ should today build a road'which wflj velopment. not lost as long as the life of tht With already a legnthy mileage of bonds which financed it iss bei-omitt. hard surfaced roads, Pinellas real­ more nnd more impossible. izes that it is not enough. It was one Colored Easter Eggs for sale it of the first counties to recognize the 13.5^ importance of a hard surfaced road Mobley's Snturday. in Florida, and with traffld light Vaudeville Show, Men’s Club, Apn] and no lamp of experience by which to be guided, Pinellas, like other coun­ 21s t >>.tft ties built mere ribbon-like roads, « thinking they would be ail that could Electrically operated, an automa­ be needed. But it is likely then* are tic device has been Invented to ketp today more automobiles fin Pinellas the air in n room heated by ateaa county alone than there were in all at any desirable degree of Sanford is endeavoring to raise $150,000 for n new hotel. The people are being asked to subscribe the r tn i.ia iic iia J. :ioi.i.v KAItar greater portion of the stock issue. N, J. UMAIID__ H # rrrla v T rn a a ftr Such an undertaking should not be H. A. .>KKL________ G iatral X aaairr difficult in such a progressive city. C. 1_ IHWI5I___ ClrralatUa H a u f ir _____I’kanv IW ay la liM P. M. —Orlando Reporter-Star. A i m l l t l u Italra M*Ar Koai*a o — A p y llra lla a The Standard Oil Company an­ B u k a r r l p l l o n I ' t l r r la AStaar* nounces today a reduction o2 one cent O il Vfar __________ •lx Monika per gallon of gasoline. This is done llr llm H la City fcy Carrier .. . , Oar svrrk —................. .........Grata because the supremo court has found Tkr bl« 13. l a m-pagr _ _ Wrrklr llrr- the gasoline tax invalid. Thus It ale rallrrly rairra Sraitaalr Csaai Craaly seems that when the legislature a a l la yakllafarS n r r y Friday. ASitr, . . , , Malax raira n a lr kaawa oa a pp IIra- "a n ts to raise a fund for good roads lira. Dewoeratir la yaiitira. saao-yrr n comcJ from the average tax payer ROAD BUILDING EVERYWHERE yrar, aliraya la aSiaarr. after all. You raise the tax on gas MicMiir.it t i i i : asmociatkii rttK ss and the Standard raises it on you and Florida counties and especia.>y Owin' to th' great number of motors, those progressive counties of south the people as usual pay the freight. Would it not bo just as who to as­ you can't rely upon th’ charm of a Florida are continually building new rabbit’s hind foot. Good Friday. sess every part of the state so much roads and bonding not only for new and be through with it. roads but bonding to make the old And the banks are closed, yet. ronds wider nnd repairing them and tern. It is a far cry between the ------------- o-------------Congratulations to Sanford Elks schools of the early days and those keeping them in shape. The vast Wish we were a banker so we could upon securing the property of the of the present. There were few, if amount of travel all over south Flor­ go fishing today. 1Rod & Gun Club. Under the patron- any high schools in those days, none ida makes wider roads and better -----------o-----------age of the Elks Club the house and of the educational frill* which have ronds imperative. .Seminole county Weather reports says no rain for grounds will be made a community crept into the schools, nnd of courso has just voted time w arrants to the several days nnd the old timers say club where nil the visitors nt any n much smaller corps of teachers to amount of $ 100,000 to repair many of not till the change in the moon. time will be made to feel a t home. pay. The 3 per cent mlilnge to the ronds airendy built, to build a new----------- o And by securing another nice home which the pioneer schools had to look Others there are who sny it will be of their own the Sanford Elks will for their support, nnd which thoy ............................................................................................................................................. ..................................... .. dry until there is a change in the grow and expand ns the green bay were warned not to exceed, may have ..........................................................................................................................................1 .................... ............................................................. .. moonshine which seems very pluua- tree nnd will double their member- been sufficient when "the little red ! Ible. ship. This was certainty a move In srhnolhuusc” was the main temple of the right direction nnd most mngnan- ..i ication, but it wus found ridiculous\ sailor was caught in Miami with imous upon the part of the Rod and ly Inadequate, when the high schools T5 cases of booze on him nnd said he Gun Club to give up their proposition began to be established in union diswas taking it to the hospital. Pity to the Elks upon such good terms. tricts, with thousands of pupils and the poor sailors upon such night as ----------- o----------large corps of teachers. Then the legthis. Yes. All Sanford will rejoice over the islnturc grudgingly grantrd to certain ----------- o----------faiR that Secretary Pearman of the districts the right to levy 10 mills adThe City Commissioners have de- Chamber of Commerce has landed the ditionnl for the support of the cidcd that they will not prohibit the Southern Drug Co., nnd nt Inst found schools, nnd thnt is now proving too people bathing in the lakes in Orlando them a place where they can operate little, nnd many district officers are Thus again will Orlando 1ms n busy their immense business until such ’ devising ways and means to keep place on Saturday nights. time as they may want to build. The their schools open for the rcgulnr ------------- o------------Southern Drug Co., is only one of tho nine months period. It Is not n good Orlando Sentinel says it is more many wholesale houses that are try- advertisement to send out to the thnn probable that the increase in val­ ing to locate here as soon n* suitable wor|d th„t the school* of Florida arc uation called for by tho State Equal- quarters can bo nrrnngcd for them. t | „ s j n g for lnrk of money to keep lizer will be called off. We opine If there are nny available places for them running. So the schools in it will be railed off in many instan­ new business the owners of the prop- home localities are passing the hnt, ces. terty ought to be nt least decent hoping to raise enough by populnr ------------- o------------nlsmt the m atter nnd not try to subscription to pny the teachers for The Florida Truck Owners will sting the newcomer. If Sanford the fraction of the term remaining. meet in Orlando this month and this property is so valuable thnt no ordin­ It is evident thnt some drastic notion should be a good time for them to go ary man can touch it the owners must be taken very soon, or we must after the law thnt assesses n double should be paying more taxes for it. curtail our school system very mate­ ■ o -----burden on the owner of n truck for rially, . hire. IIRYAN PAGE—MR. IIDI.I.Y What excites onc"s wonder is why . —o — — PI.EASE . the fathers should hnve though it We would like to have been in necessary to plnco any limit on the Now what will our friend Rob Hoi amount of money to be raised for Charleston when that 20,000 pound* of gunpowder went off yesterday. ly of Sanford sny nfter he has printed school purposes. There is no limit Bet it woke up thnt dear old town as this positive statement: “That Mr. on the amount to be rnised for ronds nothing else would do and It scented Bryan will l>« a cundidate for the and bridges, and oilier m atters of senate in opixisition to Senator Tram ­ public welfare. The county commis­ like another earthquake. mell, we have long been convinced." sioners enn assess such millnge ns ------—— 0 -------Thoy hnve now discovered a gyro- Bob might have to change his mind they may deem necessary, but when stnbllizer th at will keep a ship from now.— I.nketand Stnr. they come to the matter of support- * rocking in a bio storm and prevent Don’t remember to have ever made ing the srhools, they nre met by the sea sickness. Times certainly do such a statement, Lynn, old chap. But stern command, "Thus for and no change from year.to year. When we if we bod said it we were more thnn fnrthcr," Dill tho fathers believe were suiting the wintry seas they had half right for he was virtually a the people could be trusted to build no such arrangements nnd sailors candidate for some time or a near ronds nnd bridges us their needs de­ were snilors, Tho new arrangement candidate. Of course nfter he found manded, but could not be trusted to will no doubt be all right for those out the Sanford Herald would not provide for the education of their thnt need it. As for us wo prefer support him he decided it wn* no use. children without embarrassing restriethe old "recking horse" with plenty j Units? If the last legislature hnd JOHN WAN A,MAKER HAYS: of rolls for brenkfnst. j shown ns much anxiety for the wel, fare of the children of Flnridn us Despatches from Ireland snV the The All the-tlme Growing Store in'I it did for the safety of the pestifer­ people over there may settle nil their green all the year round, ous cattle tick, we should not be in When anything stops growing some-1 the deplorable state we nre now.— disputes with another rlection. Thnt , Tompa Times. in a good suggestion. If ther» is any­ thing within it becomes dead. thing an Irishman likes better than a A few year ago in Florida at varflght It is un election nnd give them ious point* the frost, year nfter year , 1TilK UNSPEAKABLE TURK WINS sufficient elections they will cease to destroyed the fruit-bearing orange 1 One of the main reasons for enter­ fight—only ul election time. Fight­ groves. To some of the settlers it wus a ing the Inst war aside ftom the old ing and playing politic* nre the chief divernions of the Irish and they deathblow, nnd with their broken spir- gag of "making the world safe for should be allowed a little relaxation its and discouragements they moved Democracy" was the hope that the Turk could lie forever silenced, driv­ from work nt times. And anyhow we nway. But there was n brave remnant left, en out of Europe and stopped from want nit those killings in Ireland stopped. Otherwise there will be no us there is everywhere, come what any further depredations nnd massa­ material left for the New York police will, who held on and chopped down cres. Now it seems thnt in the gen­ the trees, grubbed out their roots, eral windup nnd the pence treaties force. plowed up the ground, nnd nre now that Turkey will gain ns much or Fatty Arbuckle is now n free man reaping small fortunes annually from more than any other nation. The St. the jury returning a verdict of not almost n cuntinunlty of astonishing Augustine Record voices our senti­ guilty in n few minutes after retir­ crops of celery, lettuce, onions, toma­ ments in the following: "The French think the Turks are ing. Fatty can now go to fnrmnig toes, cabbage, peas and beans. r \ * fast us one crop is harvested not likely to accept the terms of the nr.d settle down with the few dnttnrH tho lawyers have left him out of tho nnd shipped away to fill orders, an- Near East settlement agreed to by ■ a a ■ ■ wreck of his fortune. Fatty, however, other planting is done, and some one allied representatives. The nnturnl 9 a vegetable succeeds another for nine comment of nny American fnmilinr aays he is due for a "comeback" nnd ■ ■ with the situation is, •Well, the nerve aincr he has been whitewashed thi months in the year. UST as a masterpiece of art is set in a frame ■ ■ The sight of long trains of freight of those Turks!” public should give him a fair chance. ■ that is in keeping with it, so are Society No enemy of the Allies bad so little He would probably get n fair chance ears on the tracks loaded with but if be wan in Florida Instead of Cali­ one vegetable billed to the New York to expect from a w ar settlement. En­ Brand Clothes tailored in a manner that befits fornia—however we nre afraid he is distributors was one of the finest tering the war wholly without provo­ their style. Their smart lines are tailored in— sights this year about Sanford. cation, doing the Allies incalculable ■ ■ ----------- o------------their spirited *tyle is “built in”—not merely harm in the wnr’a prosecution, hav­ s s TI1K DILEMMA OF PUBLIC* ing committed the worst moral diplo­ pressed in. ■ :■ SCHOOLS matic nnd military sins of her long, sinful history, it wns generally ac­ ■ s B ■ That is why these fine clothes retain their smart The schools of Florida are in hard cepted nfter the armistice that T ur­ B From all over the state come key was to be kicked out of Europe _ cose. style and trim drape after months of wear. That ■ ■ reports of closed schoolhouse* nnd and her possessions in Asia shrunk to is also why they are so inexpensive in the end. shortened terms. If tlyru were only dimensions thnt would leave her In- (R B B here nnd there a school in financial capable of barm w ______ hereafter. Turkey n“ ■ S difficulty, it might be charged to herself seemed not to expect much J S some 'imprudence, or even incompebetter than that. Americans took it * ' 1 ,1 tence of the school authorities, but us a matter of course. the trouble is so general thnt thnt ex­ Now it is proposed to give back to FINE ASSORTMENT OF planation will not suffice. The school Turkey practically all of Asia Minor, S officers are not to blame for the de- including Armenia, with mild re ■ EASTER CANDIES is plumbic condition which afflicts the strictions on the right to massacre ■ schools. They have done the best the remaining Armenian*. Greece is ■ they could with ‘.he means given to be stripped of nearly all her re■ them, but they could not do the im- cent gains, for Turkey’s benefit. The Phones 497-191 ■ possible. They could not stretch n Turks are to keep Constantinople, WKLAKA BLOCK _ J scanty resource to cover a constantly with a stretch of European territory ■ m growing nnd expanding school sys- back of it ns far a s Adrianople. And .........................................................m i .............. ................................................ .......................................................... ... ■ v a B B B M a a a a a a a B S K a M a a a a n a a a a s a a a H a s a a > i a i a as a a a B M H H a B a H H HaHa«aHBaHaBHHBBMMiiSiIiiii l »^ THE HERALD PRINTING CO. | Style is " P ic tu re | Tailoring is the "Frame” | J I S a n f o r d DF.ANF T U R N E R [Shoe 8C Clothing Company \ �SOCIETY THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 having high score, was given a dozen hand made tea napkina, the cut prize, Fairbanks Spent ribbon shoe trees, was won by Mm. Joe Chittenden, while the honorec, FBBI) DAIGEK. Soclitr Editor, Mm. Baggett was presented n dainty k. „ . . . frl*a4a m organdie npron. If b" l o t s * » * ; n k » r * * r » a l M following the awarding of the - » « » • " "u . . a m rr e a le r t a la la ., w r lla » * » • • * r * J . . thU J re a rla ia a l, t l t l M prizes, the hostess served a tempting salad course. - P P r ^ U le * . Invited to meet this charming honoree were Miss Glcnna Locke of SisSOCIAL CALENDAR temville, W. Vn., Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, S .t u r J ^ - S t o ^ l i ^ T ’eiU be held at Miss Esther Miller, Mm. Robert four o'clock nt Central Park. Hines, Mrs. C. R. Kinlcy, Mica Fern a S L f - U t t l . M l.. C .rolln. Hill Ward and Mrs. Joe Chittenden. ‘ W,H . ntcrtain a number of her young friend* at an Eaater Egg EASTER BALL Hunt at her home on Fourth S t, Boys' make your dates for the Hasat four o'clock. ter ball, Monday evening ut the Par­ Wedncf lay—The Welfare Department ish House. The Wurren-Wright or­ meeting at 3:30 in the afternoon. chestra fill furnish tin- music; besides the music, there will be favors, sup­ Mr* C Boyce Bell hus n* her hou»e per, and sevcrnl novelty stunts, nmong fueat Ml** Mary Kmily C chcnaurt of them being one of the Robert Hern­ Richmond, Ky. don specialties. Mr. Herndon needs no introduction, and this skit will be The Pipe Organ Club will meet at out of the ordinary. This is to be a the home of Mm. Stewat Telfcnl, nt real hall with the exception of full 4:00 p. m. Monday. dress suits, the weather being too warm. Come out and have n good Mr« Bryan Sturronn nnd baby left time. Wednesday night for their home in Pittsburgh, Pa-, after spending the SWOPE AND WALSMA NAMED • four month* here with her mothTO REPRESENT SANFORD *“,r. Mr-. !■ A. DoUglMS. AT KI WAN IS INTERNA- . TIONAI, AT TORONTO Mr*. Strong E. Barrett left this nuon for Jacksonville, being called With all the spirit and pep, charac­ there by the sudden death this morn­ teristic of the hunch, the local Kiwnning nf her cousin, the Rev. Fr. Uor- is Club assembled around the festive ham. rector of the Church of the Board at the Valdez yesterday. Good Shepherd of that city. Tho first business to be transacted was the naming of delegates to refresent tho local Club at Kiwnnis InHOLY ( ROSS CHURCH At Holy ('loss Church, Holy Satur­ temntionnl to be held in Toronto, day (Easter eve), Haptisms will be June ltith. Oliver Swope and Fred administered nt ■* p. nt. This service Wnlstna were the ones named, al­ i* the first Vespers of Easter day. though Dumas offered a good reason who he should go. NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE Dr. Langley was the ten minute The Nellie Turner Circle m*d W*;d- speaker for the day nnd discussed nt nesday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. length health conditions in Sanford J L. Miller. There was a good a t­ nnd throughout the State. The Doe­ tendance of members, and an Inter- tor gave some dry statistics, but kept rs ting program was rendered. It was the boys laughing for the wholo ten voted that the Circle would clothe one minutes by interposing some good nf the orphans nt Arcadia throughout snappy stories and sells on the doc­ tho year, and it was also voted to tors. have a visitation day one- a month Jno. D. Jinkins was recognized by The meeting adjourned to meet Chairman Connollcy as a new Kiwnnnext Wednesday nt the home of Mrs. ian, nnd Sheriff Hand nnd Mr. Craw­ ford were recognized ns visitors. It. G. Methvln, 108 Maple Street. Berry Jcrnigan was tho lucky boy in the pull drawing contest and will IN HONOR OF HKIDK One of the prettiest parties of this speak four weeks from yesterday on week w,v that given yesterday after­ the subject 'Why a Y'oung Man noon hy Mrs. Edward Betts at her Should Get Married.’ Probably the most amusing incident home on Park avenue, when she en­ tertained at bridge, honoring Mrs. of the day was the solo offered by Braxton Baggett, a recent bride. The Oliver Swope, when ho sang Lila guests included the members of the Jane for being late—he sang (? ) the first versa and Forrest Lake came to Ban Ton Bridge Club. The rooms where tho card tables his rescue by demanding protection «err placed were beautifully decorat­ for tho club. ed with quantities of snap dragons combined with ferns. On the card ta ­ MR. W. II. TOLRERT, REP­ llies were cunning Knitter baskets fill­ RESENT! NG SHAFER-WEED­ ed with tiny Easter eggs nnd little EN TAILORING COMPANY. chirk*. * WILL HE WITH US FRIDAY After several interesting games of AND SATURDAY. APRIL 14TII bridge, scores were counted and the AND 15TH.—SANFORD SHOE I5-2tc prize- awarded. Mrs. J. D, Woodruff, & CLOTHING CO. PAGE rtVB a Million Dollars 9 In Produrting "The Three Musketeer*" "Doug" Han Made the Moat 1-avUh Picture of IU« Career. For the first timo since he became a screen nctor, Dougins Fairbanks *l>ent n cold million dollnm in order to make "The Three Musketeers," which has proven to he the film sen­ sation of the picture world, and which was adapted by Edward Knoblock from Alexander Dumns* famous novel, nnd directed by Fred Niblo. Never before In the history of the motion picture industry was a pho­ toplay produced on so lavish a scale ns was this forthcoming Fairbanks offering. Nearly a hundred thousand dollars wn *spent on costumes alone, and more than half that amount was expended in the building of exterior sets, not counting the ship nnd the pier which cost a small fortune be­ sides. The payroll for the stars and play­ ers was more than three times as heavy for this picture as it was on any previous Fninlmnk's film, owing to the fact that was the aim of tho star-producer to get the best talent nvnilahle, regardless of cost. More women play with Doug in important roles in “The Three Mus­ keteers thnn ever before appeared with him in any feature. Marguer­ ite Do La Motte, Mary MacLnren nnd . . Barbara. .La . Marr, all stars .in tht‘,r own ri*hf' wh" nrt* ftmon‘I ^ hi«!,c*t ^ photoplayon* on the screen, take the lending parts. | All told,f there are one hundred and sixteen persons in tho cast not counting the extras, and the weekly pay­ roll for "The Three Musketeers" reached the staggering figure of over 530,000 u week. This wonderful production will be shown at the Star Thenlre today an^ tomorrow. NOTICE The Singer Sewing Machine Com­ pany has opened a store in the Elder Springs Water Co. office with a full lino of accessories. Machines sold on easy terms. 15-6tp T. M. DUNLAP. Mgr. Many Violators of Transient Law Era People Are A*arc of the Pro visions of This Statute. s G o o d C o tfl* ^ > WILSONS S FOIt SAL}? BY ALL GROCERS W IG H T .i G R O C E R Y CO. ■ WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS SA N TO HI) FLORIDA PEERLESS PINELLAS HOLDS BAD CHECK WILL VOTE BONDS TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL FOR REPAIRING ROADS MIAMI, April 13.—That part of tho i l l y T h i * %n*f >r l ni r «I P r r « « i laws of Florida dealing with the isCLEARWATER, April i:t.—Plnelsunnee of worthless check*, passed la* county on June "0 will vote on a bond issue of $2,000,000 for con­ by tho last legislature, was held un­ constitutional In n ruling handed struction of new and widening of old down here yesterday by Court Com­ highways in tho county, the County missioner Hcffernnn, acting in the ab­ Commissioners selecting that date sence of Circuit Judge Brnnping, and announcing the appointment of precinct election boards at the meet­ Commissioner Hcffernnn, ir. making ing Monday. Each election board has his ruling in habeas corpus proceed­ ings instituted by J. M. Andrews, at least one woman member. charged with pnssing a worthless The proposed bond issue is for i heck, ruled that the statute is in vio­ trunk line and minor roads. In some lation of Section It! of tho declaration section* of tho country there is ob­ of rights of the constitution of Flor­ jection to bonding for minor roads at ida. He ruled that tho Inw does not thi* time und if the $2,000,000 issue imply fraudulent intent on the part of fails of ratification it is said tho the person drawing the check, and Commissioners will meet immediately (hat the declaration of rights says and rail an election for tho issuance that "no person shall he imprisoned of $1,000,000 in bonds for construefor debt, except in case of fraud," and tion of new trunk line roads and the therefore, in his opinion this lack of widening of those now in existence. provision is the grounds upon which the decision wns made. Don’t tail to come and see the sev­ The opinion will he reviewed hy en little Spiggotts, all equally as Judge Branding on his return from bright and intelligent n* their father. Key West. "The Hoodoo," April 20lli nnd 21st. 10-Stc Douglas Fairbanks in "The Three Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, to­ Sec our new chic models. Comparo Ifi-ltc our prices.—The Quality Shop. Ifi-ltc night nnd tomorrow. Mil.LIONS TO DIE GENOA, April 14.—From six mil­ lion to seven million Uussinns will have died of famine before the next crops are harvested, according to a report received from Captain Quis­ ling, representing the international Conference organization headed hy Gen. Fridtiof Nansen. Captain Quisling estimates tho number of .sufferers on May 1 nt 600,000 in tho region of Odessa and at 1,000,000 each of the following affected re­ glens: Nicolnicff. Eknterinoslnv, Dolict/, Harkof, Krcmontchoug and Pol­ tava. EPISCOPAL MINISTER WELL KNOWN IN STATE DIES AT JACKSONVILLE I II) The (f t lr « | I ' r f M ) JACKSONVILLE, April 14.—Rev­ erend Dr. Milton It. Wortham, Itccor of the Church of Good Shepherd, Episcopal, here, nnd one of tho most widely known divines in Floridn. died suddenly at five o'clock this morniug, with heart trouble, lie came to Florida five years ago from Austin, Texas. KILLED HORSES FOR FOOD IN RUSSIA HOARD CONTROL MEETING HODGES FAMILY . (Its T h r ( u u r l a l r d I ' r r n l POSTPONED TODAY HELD BIG RE UNION The spring season Is a favorite PARIS, April 14.—A number of AT CEDAR KEYS American drivers of relief wagons in time for the planting of ornnmentnls (H r T b r (M iirluIrS I'rraai around the home. Many house-hol. I ALLAMASKEK, April 13.—Tho Russia have been killed In tho street* ( U r T h r . Va a i H - l i i t r d I ' r m l dors do not realize that In getting cut­ CEDAR KEY, April 13.—Tho Hod­ Board control meeting which was by the famished populace who seized tings and rooted plnnts from neigh­ ges family held a family re-union scheduled for today was nostponed the horses for food, according to re­ bors’ yards, they are violating an im­ hero last week, thi- first time in forty until tomorrow because of the lack of port* received yesterday hy Ameri­ can relief organizations in Pari* from portant state law and running tig­ years that the five brothers and two a quorum. Ufa, Unshkeer and Tchylinbulsk fam­ rish of getting some serious insect sisters have been together. A feature ine districts. Two drivers from tho pest or plant disease. THREW BOY IN CREEK of the gathering wns the attendance American relief administration were Plnnts nrc subject to attack hy of “Aunt" Hanna Cloud, the oh! lieinsect pests and diseases. These pests gross who nursed the seven Hodges DETROIT, April 14.- Three boy* killed this week the report said. are often qquite serious, nnd .n tho children nnd who, although all of ranging in age from II to 17 are aggregate cost our Nation n billion them arc getting on in years, still held in the juvenile detention home ILLINOIS RIVER IS ON RAMPAGE dollars n year. On more than one looks upon them ns though they were here pending Investigation of charges PEOPLE FLOODED OUT occasion Florida citizcm, with the little shavers. "Aunt" Hnmia, her thoy threw Louis Dargan, 10 years best of intentions, have given their hnir ns white ns snow, welcomed her old, into Conners' creek on the cast (Ilf Th* . % I ' r r M) neighbors uninspected plants to s r t former charges and took especial do- side after stripping him of his clothIIKARDSTOWN, All., April 14.— around their homes, and in this way light in reminding them of tholj ing. Y'oung Morgan's clothing was Waters of the Illinois river continued have caused them great money loss childhood days. on the creek bank yesterday but his rising today nnd three fourths of tho anil trouble. What is more serious, The brothers and sisters who gath- body has not been found population of this city of eight thou­ such an action often costs innocent ered nt the home of W. It. Hodges for The hoy* detained are Edward Solk, sand, are driven from their homes or neighbors large sums, when they arc the re-union dinner were Lieutenant 7; Edward Clark, 14; and Frank moved to their second story rooms. in no way responsible. Yuleo Hodges, of Washington, nd his Tamnln, 14. They were taken into Half of the city’s area is under water. To protect our citizens from such family; C. J. Hodges, of Inglia; T. R. custody after the fnther of another losses the Floridn plant act of 1915 nr.d J. C. Hodes, of Cedar Key and playmate of young Dargan informed You wHI just love the way Gwen­ wns passed. IP provides, among oth­ Mesdames Klrrhhnln and Hughes. the authorities the child had been dolyn Bering ton-Shine says, "Yes, er things, that all plnnts must be ——thrown into the creek nt a point Mamma," in the Hoodoo, April 20th inspected and certified before they can Douglas Fairbanks in “The Three where the water wns eight feet deep. niul 21*t nt the High School, Ad­ ho moved from ono property to an­ Musketeers" at the Star Theatre, to­ mission 35c and 50c. No reserved other. This means that a nun must night and tomorrow. Ifl-ltc BANK CLOSE TODAY » seats. IO-3tc have his yard plnnts, such ns rose hushes, poinsettin, citrus trees, etc.. See our new rhie models. Comparo See our new chic models. Compare Today being Good Friday, the banks Inspected before he can move them to our prices.—The Quality Shop. Ifi-ltc in the City were closed nil day. our pri.es.—The Quality Shop. Ifl-ltc another property in the same town, or before he can give them away, ft ................ .. .............................................................................. ....................... .. .................... .. ............................................................................H I S nlso provides that he must have a certified lag attached before he can move them. It Is not the intention of the stnte to place a burden upon the people, hut merely to secure protec­ tion, and for the inspection provided for by thi* lnw. A request for in­ spection should bo made considerably | ■ OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF UP-TO-DATE LADIES’ inndvnnce of the date on which the APPAREL plnnts are to ho moved, so that an in- ■ spector will have time to get nround. j J VALUES! Madam, you’ll find next to impossible In duplicate Our plant inspection law is of the ( utmost importance. It is the duty of nil good citizens to see that it is j complied with, for each movement of ■ ■ uninspected plnnta is potentially very AND OTHER CDARMEU8E CANTON CREJ'E ■ dangerous. It should he borne In ■ ■ mind that cuttings, hudwood and CREPE DE CHINE NEW MATERIAL GEORGETTE scions can spread disease* as well as GEORGETTE complete plnnts, nnd that tho lnw AND COTTON TAFFETA* very properly provider that the same reqqulrement* must be observed in SILKS AND WOOLEN SKIRTS. LINGERIE AND MILLINERY their movement. Those wishing to apply for inspec­ The values will amaze youcome and be convinced tion, address Nursery Inspection, rare State Plant Board, Gainesville, 9 --------------------------------------Florida. „ John . Springer, Assistant Nursery Inspector, Box 553, Orlando, Floridn. —Orlando Sentinel. IEaster is here I The Time That You Want to Be Well Dressed Remember your feet-------- nice looking Shoot* are important EASTER SPECIALS Ladies* Patent and Kid Oxfords i Strap with Junior Louis Heels Special value $ 5 .9 5 Men’s Mahogany , Oxfords "Best in the World" These are the famous W. L. Douglass Shoes nnd arc guar­ anteed to give satisfaction, pair $ 8.00 We have a Very Complete Stock • of , Men’s Oxfords Ladies* White Ox­ fords and Pumps We have these in n variety of tyies and they arc very moder­ ■ a s ■ ■ a ■ a ■ ■ ■ ately priced at— $ 2 .2 5 To $3.25 Ranging in price from $3.98 To $8.00 Come in nnd look them over Men’s Oxfords Palm Beach Color Just the thing for that trip to the Beach. Pair— $2.25 j K an n er s D ep artm en t j S tore .. I S : s \Grand Opening, Saturday, April 15 j s W A IST S S DRESSES 5 8 IKronen’s New Store! “3 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH PRICES’ ■ -Phon e 550 ■ yet produced no musical mesz called ji 213-215 Sanford Avenue"The Pacific Blues." n 4. 1 A i n ... I ex A A Sanford Avenue and Second Street- n • t >1 I -Sanford, Florida �i *v- PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROTEST AGAINST TAX INCREASE ( U r Tfcr A M o c l a t r * I’ r r u l TABfl'A, April 12.—The Hillsborough county commissioners formally protested against a twenty per cent Increase In tax assessment ordered by Dawson. The world nt your door every even- PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS = DIRECTORY : THOS. J. A. REIDY Attorney and Coanaellor-at-Law Practicing In State and Federal Courts Over Seminole County Bank fi"'. A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFORI) FLORID' SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 30 Comer First and Oak “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' Quick Service Transfei Storage Facilities If we pleaae you, tell others; If a» tell ua. Phone 49B Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAWLING, Prop. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDES SI7 Commercial Rtreet Sanferd, Fla Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. General Mnchine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; Deluxe I'iatona; Oversize Rings and Pina; Flywheel Steel Gear Hards; Crank Shafta re­ turned; agents for Caille Inbeard aiW Outboard M o to rs.-----------Phone 61 STRIKE! T a c k l e A cdcI L .'o k w irk Salt water Mullet, 10c lb, Tillla’ TAKE NOTICE and save money] i i n i i i i i N i i i i i M i n n i i n i i i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i n Market. Phone 290, 311 Sanford Ave­ 1400 buys Buick 4; *650 buys Buick ■ ______________________________________________________ nue. 14-3tp I ; $475 buys Oidsmobile 4; $600 : buys Oidsmobile 8. Balance, terms to 5 Nice assortment new spring dress suit your purse. When they make Cash Miller Mas a Scheme That materials received. Styles that will better cars, 1 will sell them.—N. H. please you and a t prices you are wil­ Garner. Really Appeals. 12-10tc ling to pay. Visit our store and get the advantage of the new prices. P a ii an Amendment Prohibiting Birth, Rivers Brothers, Sanford avenue. BEATING OLD AGE T h e O rg a n iz e d E f f o r t SOUR ORANGES WANTED—Drop card stating number of boxes you HAS JUST RECEIVED A COM­ "1 aee a tot of dupe Ip the papera hnve.—W. Hayward, Winter I’urk, Fla. PLETE LINE OF lately about people livin' to a ripe old Ifl-Gt&wltp agw" observed Caali Miller of the chain cigar store ns he submitted a handful of tem pling H avanas for the approval of the Old Customer, says Thrift. "Yea. 1 believe the tendency of tha thrift 11 toward a lo n g tr span of hu­ man life," replied the Old, Customer gravely. "Seeius surprisin'," continued Cash, “how mauy people there a A In this country today that knuwed W ashing­ ton. I wa* read In' 'bout one gay young blade out In Kentucky who says h e ’s fetgot w hether he's ltf) on the 30th er 130 on the iMth, hut anyhow, he says, I feel Jest us young as 1 ever did. If not more so, and toy only physical defect, hi- Huya, Is dandruff. "An’ there's annther one In Missouri thut s t n r 'H his present remarkable output of w hiskers when the kerosene lamp u u s coiiNlileri-il more or less of a doubtful experiment, an' be says lie ain't lost a night's sleep slime the elec­ tion of Andy Jackson, exceptin' when he wns teethin' for the third time. An' up In New England there's a n ­ other one of these here hoy wondera Jest roundin' Into the full glory of Ills 12-4tIt year. Expects to begin sbavln' un' git Into long punts before lung now. .Says he's smoked ull Ids life an' saved the coupons, nild from the way he's feelln' now lie's plnimlu' to turn 'em In fer u veelosypede. An* there's a lady down South aome'ers that I aee claims her favorite outdoor sport Is r«l»lii' century plants un' the Aral hundred years she «uya la the hurdest, tin' ulie ain't seen n alck day since she was In her first teens. "T hey're a lot more I see referred to In supprlaed accents by the papers, with pictures and a complete confes­ sion of how they done it. Hut the big hero of 'em all, the guy that makes the oldest Inhabitant today look like a bnbe In arm s r ry ln ' fer papa's m us­ tache, was the lute Mr. Metbuseluli, a u th o r of durllng 1 mu growln' old. "Accordin' to my line of dope the mnln tiling most of the people In the world Is iryln' to do today Is heal the record hung up by him." "Well, I think there’s an element of truth In what you any." admitted the Old Customer. "Lis ten. We're all Iryln' to beat the old-use game. Why are so many women havin' their h a ir am putated at the second Joint, and show (usin' themselves In dresses th a t's g'dn* to make the next generation resort to the use of stills fer to hold onto m a m ­ m a's skirts? Alt' why do we aee so many members of the sterner sex aud denly break out In high school scenery tin' almost iiiittmd h a ir dye? Yes, everybody w auls to he Mcilunudeli the Hecond, art' t bey's only one way to do It." “ Mow's th a t? " "H ave them birds In congress puss a amendment prnholdtln' xJI b ir th ­ days a f te r the disc. Now. If I ain't got no way of know In' hmv old I apt, I'm Jest us yming as I kid myself an' the world Into believin' I am. An' I'm telllh' you, I'erclval, that I'm goln' to keep rigid on bein' us much like a whoopin' Intuitt us I kin git away with till ut last my turn comes to git flat­ tened out by a motor truck. (Jut out birthdays un' every mail's as young ns every oth e r man, an* every woman's younger than every oth e r woman. It's the system all hum anity's bein' crylti' fer like m thief In the night." Anclsnt Shark. Off the const of Norway not long ago was captured a specimen of the shark tribe, which. In the form of Its teeth and In oth e r characteristic feat­ ures, closely resembles u species of ahurk Hint Inhabited the orean In that Imineukimthly remote m-rlod called In geology the Devonian age. A sim ilar sliurk was captured by the prince of Monaco's yacht off the Madeira lalands, In I8M>. These two a|teclmsns, with a few others found In the Jnpanrse sons, which a re rem arkable for the number of survivals of u n d e n t forms of life tliut they contain, consti­ tute the only known representatives now on the en rth of the Devonian sharks. Varuum-Msde Films. At a meeting of thi- Academy of Sciences In Furls Professor Hon Hovlguc desert bad u method of producing thin melnltlc lllms by volatilisation In u vucuuiii. T he metul to he de|sislted Is first disposed In n layer on it plat Imini wire, which Is then h e fte d In a high vacuum. T he Him forms oil n plute of g l n s s , which Is kept In rota­ tion n ear the heuled wire, In this )ulp your Fishing Tackle with n manner. It Is said, thin lllni* have been luth Bend Level Winding Anti-back ! produced o f gold. Silver, platinum. Iron. cop|«>r. sllic, tin uml cadmium. Feel the Thrills!! ah, or a Shakespeare reel, Cortland te, lleddun'a hnmbo Agate Rod, "Al Vstrld-Wide Rett Day. lea" bait and Heddon .Minnows at T he llrst International conference at lees lower than you ever expected. Washington In 1010, discussing hours IFfERN PER CENT DISCOUNT on of labor, sought to Until them to forty-eight hours lu the week and eight Rods and Reels. All In the day. lit preparation for the Innows, each ...__ third nniitml session of the conference ut Ucncvii there hits been sent out to Ho- gwerttntctfls represented In the league of tuitions n tinestlmmulre us to the possibility of a world-wide weekly T n E SPORTSMAN STORE rest dny for workers lu ludustry and tons 251-W 117 Park Avenue commerce. / 4 s -- : - --------- 85c ANFORD CYCLE CO. Hill H ardw are Co. days, Ha Says, and tha Beat la a Simple Matter. Eustor Bull, Monday, April 17, un event you cun* not afford to ntiss. 12-fltc TRAIN SCHEDULE L CLEAN ABLE ONE-I’IECE. PORCELAIN LINED REFRIGERATORS CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 No. No. No. No. No. Southbound Arrive 83....,....... 2:36 a.m. 27........ . 01............ 1:18 p.m. 89. —........ 2:55 p.m. 85............ 6:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrive H2... ...... 1:48 n.m. 84____ 11:45 a.m. 80_____ 2:35 p.m. 98 . 4 :00 p.m. 28 ........ 10:00 p.m. (•Xtdfl Departs 2:46 ajn. 8:40 u.m. 1:88 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7<10 p.m. i First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Departs 2:03 a.nt. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. j If You are (joing to cBuild Trilby Ilranrh Arrive *No. 100 ........ *No. 24........ xNo. 158 ........ No. 22........ xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. of the officers of this bank will mean for you a full measure of the best of service, advice or co-opera­ tion that a Modern Banking* In­ stitution has to offer its patrons. Departs 7:00 son. This is positively the best Refrigera­ 3:25 p.m. tor on the Market Today ■ 7:00 a.m. ■ -CALL AND SEE IT7:00 p.m. Leesburg Ilranrh Arrive 167......... 3:55 p.m. 21........... 2:50 p.m. 101......... 5:50 p.m. 2b........... 1:30 p.m. 22 ......... 7:00 p.m. PAINT, VARNISHES nnd STAINS. D e p a rts .Employment Bureau HELPED HER MOTHER WONDER­ FULLY In these days of "flu," coughs, colds, cronii nnd •.’.•hooping couko, it i» well to know that every year there are used more bottles of Foley's Honey nnd Tar than of any other cough medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 615 W. fith St., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "Foley’s Honey and Tar relieved me of a hack­ ing cough, tickling in the throat, wheezing and pains In the chest. It is helping my mother wonderfully.” That's why druggists recommend Fol­ ey's. Sold everywhere.—Adv. on PAT- TON SUN-PROOF PAINT $2.40 a Gallon. We buy by the car load. Oviedo Branch xNo. 126.......... 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127........... 3:49 p.m. x—Daily, except Sunday. Hie vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women (Wiring employment to register at the First Nationni Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman We invite you to call and get our prices AT YOUR SERVICE Extension telephone stations can now be lnBtalled promptly. Extension telephones conveniently located save unnecessary steps in tho homo and increase effi­ ciency in the office. $1.00 per month for wall sets. $1.2.ri per month desk sets. | Sanford Paint and Wall j Paper Store H. A. HALVERSON, Proprietor OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFIC ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaHBBaaaBHBHaHBMI SEE OUR SPRING WINDOW fo r Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Boys This Summer? Decorate Your Lawn I Spring Time is Here Tho mountains of North Curolinn are tho best locations in tho world for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians nnd espec­ ially the growing boys. ! Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (Mower) Beau• tiful—We Will Help You Call th e Business Of­ fice. som ir.RN BULL TELKTIKVig AND TELEGRAPH COI'PANY Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville is one of the best camps in the South »s well ns one of the most reas­ onable with a line corps of teachers nnd councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. FOR ■ . I Ball H a r d w a r e Co. ■ ■ r « BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB i Bond for Catalogue or See Me Personally ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wa f a invite i nvi te the public and nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take n chancp? Your eminent physicinns claim th a t this wnter in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Eddy Refrigerators ARE THE BEST™. WORLD, BAR NONE iliM , The Ford people of Sanford ns well os the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Coll phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you nnd protect vour health. Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA We will demonstrate them with ANY make of family Refrigerators, under any test that you can suggest. Sanford Furniture Company �ADMITS HE ISSUED BOOZE WITHDRAWAL ■ c.rford •T«na*—U d l* « V *** « ha.., BIBt-Ttad 1U1. top, ORDERS ILLEGALLY «rd firi»ton«d «UtchIn*«t doubla NEW YORK. April 13.—That he H r color.. bUck, whlU »nd condo- had issued fourteen liquor withdrawal I*" raster u l ( prk* $1*28. AUo permits from the office of Charles R. I^ L and complete IU>« of m r j . O'Conner of athe internal revenue doi T in sock*, th m q u « t « « d partmont here without Mr. O'Connor’s S le n sth b o .. for men, women, b o n , knowledge, for James Williams, who is believed to be n bootlegger, was the IS , S tato»*» #t * £ ? f i * admission of Leo Linder, formerly a clerk in O’Connor's office, in federal I S before *7 * * * court, Brooklyn, yesterday. I ctnford avenue.____________ 8tf- 2wt Linder testified for the state In Vaudeville Show, Men’. Club, April the trial of Williams, who is alleged . C-tfc to have used the permits to purchase | :u t 1,040 cases and 20 barrels of whiskey The Tipc Organ Club will hnve n from the Reiners Corporation, dealers I Cooked Food Sale Saturday, April 15. in liquor for non-beverage purposes. faster rgtf* will al.o be on sale. Linder nlso admitted that he had ITfcos* wishing to put In nn order for placed the official “0. K.” upon the permits when Reiners called to see if lr..tcr Effir. will rlcnso phone 171. 7-10tc they were genuine. Reiners testified thnt he was paid Vaudeville Show, Men’. Club, April $40,000 by Williams for the liquor which he sold after visiting Linder in in n . the internal revenue office. Linder is under indictment for conspiracy to Sparton Horn Service violate the Volstead act. Williams submitted no evidence in ----- AT-------------defense and the case was given to the jury after the lawyers had summed Sanford Battery Service up. I Ith Company SANFORD c u ip o .v n s m v . w Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. between them and Vladivostok govern­ ment troop* says a dispatch today from Vladivostok. Twenty miles per gallon of gas, 15,000 miles on tires, no repairs. This is what Hupp owners say. 6-tfc Salt water Muilet, 10c lb, Tillis* Market. Phone 290, 311 Sanford Avcnuo. 14-3tp FORCONGRESS Fourth Congressional District of Florida W. A. MacWILLIAMS Illy T l f %«wurlnlril rri-***» WASHINGTON, April 13— Tarpon fishing has been recognized by the United States Government as a dan­ gerous sport and precaution i nrc ta k ­ en to protect the lives of fishermen In the Pnnamn Cannl zone, by erecting railings on the side walls of the con­ crete discharge channel! near Gntun I-nkc. Several fishermen have been dragged overboard there and drowned. ,1 General Electric Heciinn Four. T o w n s h ip T w e n ty H o u t lv cradle. Ilang*- T h ir ty - tw o Boot intoroocta tho "Tho wisest course is to drive the K i f l al.ore i.f Mull,*t l.nkr, ttn-neo Baal to II N.if t h» ., -t t o r i ir r i*f (Ulpl Sect Inn car to the nearest service station cith­ Fnui It., in',, Hi.uth |i> tin* enriHT uf Hr.-il.n." Threw. Four, N in e amt Ten in er before or nfter you have complet­ Town-tup T w en ty Houth, Itangn T h ir ­ ed the rest of the overhauling. Here, ty l Bast, I hr nee Bust along tin* South i iiiui.ity ,»( f.itii Swot ion Throe an ex p ert b a t t e r y m a n c a n t *t your ninl li" rvlrimlon to tho canter o f laiko through buttery, tell whether it needs any reHo rum thelire S o u th erly Ijtki* Hartley to tin* Hi John* R iv ­ pairs and in other ways, assure the er tin in i* S o u th erly up thr rou ter of th<- HI Johns ttlver to It* Intersection with tin- i ■liter lin e o f the UrnnlMk* hat.'hi** . ‘reek, t lienee W esterly up the center line of s.tlil creek to the range 200 pairs of Ladies' Pumps and Ox­ fords in Patent, White and Black Kid, values up to $ 10.00, choice $2.1*6,— Woodruff & Watson. 13-f.td BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE success of your spring overhauling. “One wsy of avoiding this—If you lay your car up for the winter—is to store your batter)’ with your battery service station until spring. The cost is nominal, but when you arc ready for the touring season, you can be sure Attest: (Paid 1'otltlenl A d v e r tis e m e n t) your battery is tn good condition. K. A DOUOLASH, C lerk o f Hoard o f County C o m ­ “To sum up, romembor, your bat­ m i s s i o n e r s o f Seminole C o u n ­ Whereas, the C ou n ty o f S em in ole has tery is nn important part of your cnr. ty. Florida 4 7 U i l H ; 1-1 rapidly d eveloped s i n c e Its creation , anil. Give it at least the same attention you Whereas. It h as b ecom e n e c e s s a r y to THE SPRING OVERHAULING give to other parts and you will have create an ad d itio n a l elec tio n preelt-e. and voting precinct In the e a s t e r n p or­ no cause to swear at tho b a tte r y tion of said County, and, Whereas, In o rd er to estab lish *vtd » Practically all motorists recognize rathe r, you will swear by it. additional elce tlo n dis trict and v o ti n g 10-o.n.w.tfc precinct it w in he n e c e ss a r y to rev ise the benefit o f ‘a spring overhauling aiol change the b ou n d ary lin es o f Klee- for the car. And within a few weeks, tl District No *. k n o w n ns flen ev a . Therefore, he It reso lv ed th at nn a d ­ thousands will be attacking this task ditional ele ction d istrict and v o tin g precinct he and th e som e is h ereb y more or less assiduously according to created and e s t a b lis h e d In S em in ole their enthusiasm or their familiarity County. Florida, to be k n ow n aa OSCEOLA. ELECTION DISTItlCT NO with the subject. 15. the territory co m p r isin g sold e l e c ­ But the elimination of carbon, tho tion district b ein g describ ed ns fo llo w s ' IteglnnlnK w h ore th e Hast shore of tightening up of the bearing, bolts Mullet laike In tersects the North line of Section Four. T o w n s h ip T w e n t y , and nuts, and the freshening effect* South of Itangn T h ir t y - t w o Kast. run of a coat of paint are not sufficient, thence Hast to the N orth east corn er of said Section Four, th e n c e South to the according to J. 11. Ray, manager of corner o f S ectio n s Three. Pour. Nino and Ten. T o w n s h ip T w e n t y South, the local Exlde Service Station. flange T h ir ty -tw o K n it, th enee Hast on "The battery,” says Mr. Ray •'re­ the Si nth line o f said Section T h ree and lt« extension to th e c e n te r o f I.oke quires more or less attention at all Harrier, thence N o rth erly th rou gh l-ako times of the year, but especially after 1t.irne\ to the St. J o h n s ttlver. th ence Westerly dow n th e c e n te r line of the it lias stood in the car—idle or other­ pi li ) na River t o the outlet o f Mullet leiWr. thence S o u th e a s te r ly through wise-" throughout the winter. M t.ake to tlir p oint of b eg in n in g "Corrosion may have tuken place The voting place In said elec tio n die• ri - 1 to Pc at th e C o m m issa ry of the j around the terminals, Thi > should be O s c o l a Cypress C om p an y at Osceola, carefully scraped off and vaseline Fl-.rlda. v» ) V > Further lt-«..tved, that the spread over them to prevent further buiiiin.try tinea of Kiecttnn District S'i *• kin.nn as OF.NKVA, from hneceforth trouble of this kind. shall t*< ns follows, to*wit Beginning at the quarter section cor­ "The cradle in which the battery ner or the West boundarv of Section rests, is frequently so badly corroded Nine te n Town sir tp TwrnH South, Italic* Thlrlv-two Hast, ron West to by arid, thnt, figuratively speaking, center of |.,ke Jesstrp. thence North- the battery is only hold by a thread. erh ilnng the center ilne of lotke Jrs. sup to the ,st, Johns lltver thence In fact, I have seen n man's battery Ba I lit t,[> the center Urn* of tho St Jot i • Hit* r t,' ih^'entnit"'** "iito Mul'- drop out on the road because tho mol<*l l.ivk,-, lti»n* •* Mouth) i"l'r1)' Ihrmtiili turirl had failed to examine his Mullet L i k e to w h e r e it.* N orn, tine o f , ,, Fans • DECLARED DANGEROUS IN THE PANAMA CANAL MATTRESS FAC­ TORY E. C. ECHOLS, Prop. -Old Mattress Made New and New Maltreea Made to Order” french Avenue and 17th Street —r JAPANESE DRIVES Legislature. I look upon the position Dons and ordsretl In opsn session on this the Uh day or April, A. D. IMS. CHITA FORCES of Member of Congeraa aa an enlarged 1. A. HHDMI.EY. C hairm an. OUT OF RUSSSIA opportunity for greater aervice to the (SKA I.) o. p sworn, F, Cimi.KTT, people. It will always he my ambition C W KNT7.MIN0ER. I lly Th y S a u t l a l r . P m * ) and dcnire to merit your confidence U P II All AN. TOKIO, April 13.—Tho Japanese Hoard o f County C o m ­ and support. Respectfully, m issio n ers of S e m i ­ troops have driven the Chita govern­ n ole County, Fltorldn. W. A. MacWILLIAMS. ment forces out of the neutral zone ty I l r | i r r a r n t n t l * r f r o n t SI , J o h n * ( ' m i n ­ In t . r a l * l n t u r r > i s l l t l - I l Ml I - l I H. l l - t i l l 1- i a i a. S r n n l o r . H a l l l l . l r l . l I t m | - 1IH) 1- t i l l TI P t n - I P ' J I . I ’r r . l d r n t o f S e n a t e I D J I . Him i!a on • * Thirty otto util Thirty-two Bast on the Ea»t homntary of Hr. lion Twelve. Town*hl|i Twclityont Houth Itnngn Thirty on* Bast, til . .. North along said Rauza Una to lieu Inlitilk’ F. P. R IN E S 105 i'almctto Avc ICE! A till bo It furth er resolved, th a t *ntd ole. thill d lslrlet nod v o lln p preclnel herein . alut.llshed a* E L l ’i ’TION D I S ­ TRICT NO 15, "hall t.e amt rem ain a |.art of I’oiintt I'om m laalon er* District No 5. and Ju lic e o f th e D eaie District No 2 Sanford, Florida ICE! PURE CRYSTAL ICE Now Delivered in Sanford To the While Democratic Voter* of TAKE SALTS AT FIRST SHIN OF (he Diatrirl: Have renided in this dis­ mt he II furthrr resolved that the trict for more than 37 years, and for\*1 BLADDER IRRITATION OR going t.-solutlon he rrrorded In the -Car on Track at Freight Depot, City Delivery* know its needs; will bring to the dis­ ltegi*tr> of Deads, In the offtee of HACKACHE t'lerk of the t’lrrqlt t’ourt of Herntnole charge tif the duliea ns your Repre­ County. Florida. And he It furtlier resolved, that the The American men and women must sentative in t'ongress that attention, above nml foregoing resolution ahull tie efficiency and energy manifested in puhll*lied In the Hanford Herald, the guard constantly against Kidney trou­ only newspaper puhllshrd In Seminole my 2d years’ service in the Florida ble, because we eat ton much and all County, onco a week for four weeks. our foot! Is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which the kidneys SAVE YOU MONEY strive to filter out, they weaken from Write ua **♦’♦ overwork, become sluggish: the elimi­ Empire Hotel Block native tissues clog and the result is A A kidney trouble, bladder weakness and OKI,ANDO. FLORIDA it general decline it. henith. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your bnck hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you puffer H ■ with sick headache or dizzy, nervous ■ | spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu! 1matsim when the weather is bad, get f from your plinrmncist about four I ounces of Jnd Salts, take a tnble■ spoonful in n glass of water before ■ All tho Latest Popular Hits 1b re a k fa st for n few days and your j kidneys will then act fine. This fa ­ A. H. CHASE, LESTER AND mous salts is made from the arid of PREMIER PIANOS graphs and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera­ n'RlGIIT PLAYERS, GRANDS tions to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids In the Back near the beginning of things, our prehistoric fore­ urine so it no longer is a source of ir­ EDISON AND RUSSELL ritation, thus ending bladder disord­ bears would have perished from the earth if they had not PHONOGRAPHS ers. understood the science of reading advertising. Jnd Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ J. H. HINTERM1STER jure, makes a delightful effervescent The cavemen didn’t know much about underwear, hair liihia-wnter beverage, and belongs in PIANO CO. every home, because nobody ran make tonic or phonographs, but they did have to eat. The one it mistake by hnving n good kidney V v Wclakn Illock who could follow the tracks of the game he hunted, or flushing any time.—Adv. I S ri BETTER ICE CHEAPER GLOBE PIANO CO. R IANOS IIONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC P ca v e M , an t Stuff II read the meaning of a twisted leaf or broken twig, was best off in life. Then as now, the most consistent reader of advertising was best dressed, best fed and most contented. There has been something of an evolution in advertising in the last few thousand years but the principle is just the same. The consistent reader of the advertisements is invariably best informed on what?to eat and where to get it; what to wear and how much to pay for it; what to do and how to do it. He’s up on the most important things in life. Con­ sequently he gets most from life. Throughout the ages, advertising has done much to make life livable and pleasant. We owe it much. A CHECK ON Yourself Do not try to pay bills without n checking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you Ban keep nn nccurnte record of your expenditures. VI :lli The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordinlly invites you to become one of its customers. m S • • L e t's l^lake the J ^ l o s t o f The Peoples Bank of Sanford I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 14, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 14, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2b5bb24896389e30550768073dab04ea.pdf 7fd38b5fbfa52adba573ae823bee5f40 PDF Text Text * ■ . ■ , • . rtV ^ v T v V4t* * • '^ J v r * 1 pJWrv-■•.>; rsfV-S 'Vf /^^r^T--?. f ’ ^i K t-pyTi^ ", ‘*/*V4m •‘ »♦,w ■ • anford SANFORD e City Substantial T h e City SutoU nU aT IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION olum e IH SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922 MERICA BREAKS FAMINE BIGGEST IN OUR HISTORY IS THE EASTER MESSAGE INVESTIGATION OF ALL OFFERS ME U. S. DIRECTOR MUSCLE SHOALS ent to America Today By Walter Lyman Brown I f EUROPEAN RELIEF ADMINI8I tRATION AND HA8R1), ON DIS­ PATCH FROM DISTRICTS LOOKS LIKE THEY WILL GET DOWN TO BUSINESS-ON FIVE OFFERS ( D | Tfce A i i i r t i l r S 1‘r e a s ) III; Tfce t o o f U t M I’ r t i i ) ’ LONDON, April 15.—America hi' liroVrn the hack of the big- * ie»t famine in the world hintorjr •aa the Easter message sent to America today by Walter Lyman llroMn, European director of the American Relief Adminiatration. The otatemrnt waa baaed on dis­ patches received in London from the Ku**ian famine district. ARDIN.G FAVORS NAVY ENLARGEMENT ft'ANTS STRENGTH DROUGHT UP TO H6.000 MEN AT LEAST * Tfce la I#4 Press) WASHINGTON, April 16.—The iouae by unnnimous consent agreed <*Uy to vote Into this afternoon on ui amendment to the naval nppropriaion hill providing for enlisted force 4 Wd,000 men. The vote will come o an end nftcr four hours Ocbntc (hich 'U r ted siiortly after 1 o’clock. WASHINGTON, April 15.—Presint Harding, in hit first public utter« « on the 1023 naval bill, declared in letter presented yesterday to the owe that while the decision must lie ith congress he would be greatly dlsppointed ns he believed the country vuld be, if the enlisted force wna cut *low Ko.ooo. The opinion was not sent gruttuigiven in response to a j^ucst for the president’s views by wpresentativo Longworth, Republl*n. 0,l<‘ °T the leaders in the fight to *T«‘.(t the pro|>osaI in the bill limiting r* furcc to 07,000. There had been ^official statements to the effect that *** ijr‘*ident opposed a drastic rcduc-or> in the personnel, and that he f°r ‘he figure proposed in lh« McArthur amendment. TENNESSEE HAS TORNADOMUCH DAMAGE WASHINGTON, April 15.—Actual investigation of the five ofiers for development of the government’s war initiated projects at Muscle Shoals, Ala., will begin Monday before the senate agricultural committee. Chair­ man Norris announced yesterday that Thomas Martin, president of tho Ala­ bama Power Company, would tw call­ ed then to present the order the pow­ er company has made for construction of the Wilson dam and operation"of the other power projects connected with these properties. Members of the house military com­ mittee adjourned yesterday until Mon­ day when tho Inter-committee discus­ sions of the four private proposals they already have examined will be continued. Chairman Kalin said he was “plcusantly surprised” by the progress being msdo and expected tho committee to ngree unanimously upon a basis for a report to the house on the varAius bids under consideration. The senate committee completed its preliminary examinations of Colonel W. J. Harden and Major W. H. Hums, army officers who hnve been before the committoc this week outlining tho physical features and Construction de­ tails of the Tennessee River, Ala, power and nilrato units. There will be no Interruption of the committee’s Invcltigntion into Muscle Shoals questions until they are clear1y revealed to the committee mem­ bers, Chaliman Norris said yesterday. Continuous sessions will be held until each of tho private otters, and the res­ olution proposing the creation of a government corporation for shoals de­ velopment, has been expalined fully and the committee is able to visualise the effect the proposition will have upon the devclopmrrtt of , Muscle Shoals from a physical standpoint, Mr. Norris said. When that has been ac­ complished, the committee will report to the senate. $17,000 FOR HOSPITALS WASHINGTON, April 15.—Tlie house bill authorising an additional appropriation of $17,000 for hospit­ al facilities for disabled former ser­ vice men, was passed unanimously yesterday by the senate and now goes to Presdcnt Harding for (Inal approval. RADIO HILL SIGNED totANON h a s TRUER HIDES SWEPT BY RIG WIND WASHINGTON, April 15.—The I.A8T NIGHT bill extending use of the governments national radio facilities fur commer­ i i-uTr.,'!?.' i**~»-*^ ii" « i LEBANON, Tsnn, April 15.—A cial and press purposes until June *‘1° **n»ck this county last night 30, 1025, was signed by President (•(■ping around this place on three Harding yesterday. ** doing damage roughly estimated quarter of a million, including the FIFTY PENNSYLVANIA «W ing of numerous houses, doyWOMBN CANDIDATES FOR rtion of many barns, outhouses, OFFICE THIS YEAR killing much stock. Several perwerc more or leas seriously in(D r Tfcr A w t H i lr C P r m ) HARRISBURG, Pa., April 16.— More than fifty . Pennsylvania women LO.N’DON, April 15.—Tho movement are aspirants for political office in the * »e Rritish warships to Irish wat- state this year. Four candidates for wns interpreted hero as precau- congress but most of them seek scats ®*9fcry measure in view of tense sit- in the legislature. The primaries are l^ion In Ireland. next month. ...ta u te r ittnrit... NUMBER 17 ARBUCKLE FILM BAN IS ASKED BY RELIGIOUS SECT --CALL UPON WILL HAYES 0 radiant Easter Morn! With joyous hearts we greet thee: For thou art full of lifo And all aglow with perfect hojfl*. With rising sun of Love Divine Thou glcnmcst bright and warm, Dispelling fear and chill And all those gloomy sprites Of sin and death, that, As a cloud of unclean birds, Have hovered o’er and darkened Hearts of men for ages. A day of life, new life. A glowing, deathless life, From out the boundless fount of life, Regan to flow and pulse within: To Prevent Exhibition Seeking every nook and crannle, of Pictures'FeaturOf lone man’s biding place, That It might fashion fair ing Fatty A Temple for the Lord Most High Where incensed delight and fragrance But with thy coming, sweet. An era new hath dawned. Together hind the finite and the in­ PROMISE ONE THING TO I.AliOlt A day of light and life and love, finite. IN INDIANA BUT IS EXPECTED HOARD AND ARGUF. WITH Fragrant with the liealh of God. TO REPLY TO LETTER UPON I. C. C. And then n day of love. RETURN TO NEW YORK A day of light that shinea New love, a selfless love, outpouring ------- o ( I l f T h e \a a i* rln lrd I'rc a a l With clear and radiant brightness From the very heart of God. CHICAGO, April 15.—Railroad ( H r T h e A s e o e l a l r S l ‘ rraa> Upon tho pathway of man’s life, NEW YORK. April 15^-WIU Began to flood ami inundate / mnnngcmcnts were declared yesterday Hays was called upon to prevent Revealing footprints of the One Dl- Man’s inner self and kingdom to be fighting for the public before exhibition of pictures featuring vine, With u joy nnd peace so sweet and the rnilrond labor board hero nnd bat­ Fatty Arhuckle by l ord's Day Al­ Who trod life’s pnthway to its end pure tling o^ninst it in Washington before liance of New York in a lelrr And blazed the way with loving touch That the muto birds of song within the Interstate Commerce Commission made public today. Ilnys is at That man might find his way Made music like to that heard in to which the railway clerka presented his Indiana home for Easter and To God. . Heavenly Climes. their defense to wage decrease) will reply to letter on return. Al­ sought by tho carriers. liance asked him “to prevent out­ What wondrous thoughts ‘The carriers arc now nrguing in Of light and life and love, Washington that a rnto reduction can-> rage to moral sensibilities of eltirrnn of country threatened In the Discouraged man begins to think; not ho made on lha basis of wage re­ p rop osal In again exhibit ArWhen kneeling humbly at this Fount ductions,” declared E. II. Fitzgerald, Of light and life nnd love, president of the clerks' union. “ Be­ burklr films” With trembling faith begins to drink. fore this Imard they promise to trans- j Intv wage reductions into ratio de­ Arhuckle Has I'aid $110,000 in Defense —nev. Paul ilurhnns. • Not Including Lawyer creases. a SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.—The “They arc fighting for tho public defense of Roacoe C. (Fatty) Arhere nml battling against it in Wash­ hucklc in the three munaluoghtrr txiuls ington. “They are similarly nrguing that in connection with the death of Miaa such n rate reduction would not stim­ Virginia Rappc cost more* than $110,­ ulate traffic, while here their first 000, not including uttorney'a fees, U and primary assumption is that re­ was learned yesterday. duction of wages would be felt in No foes have Wen received by derates, resulting in increased traffic. fens'e attorneys as yet, it was explain­ Wage reductions in the past resulted ed by Gavin McNash, chief counsel for Arthur Griffith Will Hold Pro-Treaty Meeting in dividend increases; a reduction now Arhueklo. It was arranged that no would probably havo Hie same result, financial matters wore to be consid­ Over Decree to judge by the attitudo of the car­ ered “until Arhuckle bad Weil closeriers before the commerce commis­ ed," he aaid. ( D r T fce A a a o r l a l r O I’r r a a ) It la planned to release all of the LONDON, April 15.—Developments in Ireland over Sunday are anxiously sion. Arhuckle films that were completed Mf. Fitzgerald inlcrspiVsed numer­ awaited hern in view of the seizure of Fourt Courts in Dublin mid Arthur at tho time of hla arrest it was stat­ ous exhibits with nttacks on the roads, Griffith's determination to hold his prn-trrnty meeting in Sligo tomorrow over ed. Arhueklo himself, has no Imme­ which he declared would “push our the decree of the local Irish Republican army commander. The morning news­ men one step nearer an animal exis­ diate plans. He refused to appear hi papers described the situation na serious. tence to provide augmented income a monologue in local theatres. The BELFAST, April 15.—Two British warships arrived at Lough Swilley, for the railroad owners," if they suc­ offer was made immediately nftcr hln acquittal. ceed in obtaining another wage cut. northwest of Londonberry today. "I do not care to capitalize my good In tying a promise of tower rates to their wage cut request, Mr. Fitz­ fortune so soon after achieving it,” gerald said, the roads had “'tried to Arhuckle aaid. “There is n sentimen­ capitalize public sentiment for lower talism uttachcd to tho experience of rates and direct it against their em­ acquittal that must conto before any commercialism. I will return to my ployes." “Tho carriers havo attempted to profession when I consider It proper place the responaibllity for high :atea, to do so.” high pricea nnd even industrial de­ pression on the railway workera,' he WASHINGTON, April 16.-BaUSeyenty-Five Thousand Acres in Illinois Being aaserted, adding that for 20 years the roads of the entire territory east of carriers’ wage bill had been 43.0 per the otky Mountains, are required un­ Inundated by Waters cent, of their operating expenses, der the Commerce Commission's <k>while Jn October, 1021, the latest cison .today, to maintain a uniform ( U r T fcr A u n r U I r l P r r s a ) month for which figures were avail­ achedule of freight rates on practi­ CAIRO. April 15 The levco nt Grand Tower broke this morning nnd able, labor cost .only 40-3 per cent of cally all classes of bridr. the swollen Mississippi spread over five thousand acres of cultivated land. expenses." Water eleven feet deep in aomo pieces. All residents are believed to have reached high ground. **+ ANT!-CIGARETTE LAW 18 COMING N E X T CAIRO, III., April 15.—A loss of more than ono million dollars worth of crops is feared hy fanners residing north of Cairo aa a result of flood waters LOOKOUT. OLD TIMERS of the Mississippi river. An area of approximately seventy-five thousand (Itr Tfcr AaanrlafrS t’rraa) acres being inundated, fanliliea left their hotnea for higher ground. WASHINGTON, April 15—The National Anti-Cigarette League will Volusia Grand Jury Pop Anderson Dead conduct a national clean life week EVERY AVAILABLE POLICEMAN DOING TWO nOURS EXTRA April twerty-third L» thirtieth, it To Begin Investigation waa At Chicago Home, DUTY TODAY announced toddy. RAILROADS DOUBLE FACES SAYS UNION HAYS IS AT HOME TROUBLE IS EXPECTED ' IN IRELAND TOMORROW, ■ DUBLIN TERRITORY SIEZED MILLION DOLLAR LOSSES • IN ILLINOIS FARM CROPS RESULT OF BIG FLOOD WAR ONCROOKS WILL BE WAGED - IN NEW YORK Grand Old Player of Killing of Shields Tfca A a a a r l a l r S l* rra a , FLOODS AT PITTSBURG NEW YORK, April 16.—Polk* comDRIVE FAMILIES FROM misaioqer Enright ia rallying his de­ FIRST FLOORS OP HOMES partment for war on criminala today ordered a round-up of all know* ( R r Tfce A a a s r U t r S I 'r e a a l 1 (H r Tfce Aasssleteg Praaa) crooks. Every availablo policeman la DELAND, A prll;i5.—The Volusia PITTSBURG, Penn., April 15.doing two hours axtra patrol duty ba­ county grand jury expected to begin Many families in the west end were ginning today. Fire thousand polleaan investigation today of the killing driven from the first floors of their ,men are drilling for the annual polteO* olWiiliam Shields near here the night homes, by damsgo estimated of February six. Mrs. Shields, the widow, and'Pete Smith, a negro, are in jail here charged with murder. " n u of announceu tney were tx p u t'n e the j , ,, * • • — , ,*- - . — v .7* #i i , , . , , 7j i murders, hold-ups and bruglarias umI flood stage to reach the city today. not end.. ' ' ‘ The world at your door every evenT 15c.—Daily Herald. Herald want ads get raaulta. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. One of Greatest Veterans of Baseball Wife of Slain Man and Negro In Jail Charged With Murder World » CHIcXdo,* A a rif'l'fc -U tribute from scores of former associates of Adraln Constantine Anson, whose death here yeatorday, reflected in­ tegrity of one of the greatest veterans of baseball. Fop Anson died within two days fo his seventieth birthday. The funeral services will W held to­ morrow afternoon and there will W a private burial Monday. J, �" ‘V ' PAGE EIGHT V „ ■ P! • I t Is M W| i(. |i I iM i !i l ill-1 1 ^ ' f V1 ‘J ’l P * ‘ ,jk ♦ • ;/ i"V’ . . « *0~ _>0>yAI’T,,' 'f 1 ’r• *m• ‘ V‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HE RALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 The Amount Doesn’t Count. It’s the Start That’s the Thing THE WEATHER : WILDER CONVINCED . CAPITAL MOVE PLAN , TO BRING RESULTS B E llO ilH ia g -TONIGHT- Hon George II. Wilder of Plant City, former speaker of the Florida For Florida: Fair tonight DOUGLAS house of representatives and presi­ and Saturday. No rain today or tomorrow or the dent of the Florida State Capital Renext day. rr.ovnl Association, was in the City FAIRBANKS in yesterday. To representatives of the Of course Florida being a dry state Mi" ^ " ^ e c k e r >• the old maid in Tribune, Mr. Wilder expressed him. the Senior ploy. “Oh, he looked run it ns well ns the next. .................................. ....... right. self ns confident the capital removal nt me. The Hoodoo, April 20th nnd jgguc j,n ga| ret(]y taken firm hold The great financiers of America today are the men who 10-3tc on peopio 0f peninsular Florida, The Hod and Gun Club will be car­ built SAVINGS ACCOUNTS but yesterday. ried right on at the same old stand ns nnd he believes that sentiment will fnr ns the shoots are concerned when have so crystalized and grown by The first hundred dollars saved m eans the first thous­ the Elks take over the building. the time of the Rnlntka meeting, the and, and thnt thousand has meant mnny a man’s fortune. movement from then on will be prac­ YOUR FORTUNE mny lie in forming the simple hnbit tical)' automatic. Mr. nnd Mrs. John M. Hunter are of banking n little surplus every day with the nid of— the proud parents of on 8-pound girl “With n firm resolve to move the which arrived Thursday, April 13. capital, nnd with a definite location Saturday at the Prin­ They have named their little dnugh-1 ■elected nnd voted for by all (the Walton ter Gertrude Mary. removal advocates, the capital of cess—Gladys Florida is sure to offer a compromise in “The Wise Kid”; al­ In this issue is nn advertisement of of state division when it secs we arc Days are hot ar.d nights are so a Comedy. Kronen’’* New Store on Snnford ave­ n unit this time," said Mr. Wilder. OUR DOORS ARE WIDE OPEN FOR YOU cool and mnkes us feel like nue that opens to the public tomor­ Speaking of politics in the state, hitting the pool and when row. Full line of ladies ready-toMr. Wilder expressed himself os they sny our state is dry, wear and millinery. greatly pleased thnt Mr. Brynn hnd | they mean the death of Old not disappointed his expectation of I Mun Rye, hut honestly folks, E. B. Brown state sales manager him. He hnd no doubt, he said, thnt we need some rain, nnd ** Mr. Bryn" realized the d-finitencss WANTED- WANTED! of the Virginia Carolina Chemical while we do not mean to ^ of the demnnd for Sen a'nr Trammell Co , is in the city en route to his complain, if praying will do Fifteen able bodied young men u | to remain in Washington that the home in Jacksonville nfter spending -SERVICE -PROGRESSSTRENGTH us any good, get busy and the past few dnys at points in soutt former cabinet officer nnd three Join the Medical Corps 154th In'sntr; help our supply of food, ^ ' times Democratic presidential nomi­ Florida National Guard. Florida and on the west coast. for if the rain does not RALPH E. STEVENS, Cspt. nee would decline to consider even come soon, the farmers will ** the most emphntic call frum his President Knight, secretary PearM. C. F. N. G. 1R Claim Department, ten years, Sen­ man, Forrest Lake, G. I). Bihsop, J. * 1 •sing another tunc. Anyhow ** friends to enter a contest which 13-Itp . ford, Del. 10-c.o.d-2wc G. Ball, A. !\ Connelly nnd several ** it is only 87 today at the ** would rcsul; in his defeat. highest and it might be others of the Snnford Chamber of Mr. Wilder docs n o t'think Senator The world nt your door every even­ WANTED—Everybody to sec Douglas worse nt the dryest. Let’s go Commerce went to Cocoa this after­ Trammell will hnvc opposition now, ing for 15c.—I)nily Herald. Fairbanks in “The Three Musketeers" 5:10 A. M. APRIL II. 1922 noon to nttend the meeting of the he holding thnt any other would-be at the Star Theatre tonight nnd to­ Mnximum 87 Central Florida Water Traffic Lea­ candidates will understand thnt the MR. W. H. TOLBERT. REP­ morrow. 16-ltc Minimum . ... 60 gue. Brynn try-out of sentiment having RESENTING SHAFER-WEEDRange 60 failed of accomplishment, it would EN TAILORING COMPANY, LOST T Barometer ........... ... 30.11 be suicidal for nny man of lesser pol­ WILL BE WITH US FRIDAY T. J. Miller nnd Son are moving Claaalfied Ads 5c a line. No $5.00 REWARD- Lost Peerless Auto Calm and cloudy. itical note nnd accomplishment to a t­ AND SATURDAY. APRIL 11Til the last of their furniture stock into ad taken for less than 25r. tire on rim, sire 31x1, no tube in­ tempt to break down the Trammell AND IJiTIL— SANFORD SHOE and positively no classified side. finder return to Atkinson Tire the new building today. Remember Dun is the burglar who steals the strength.—Tnmpn Tribune. ads charged to anyone. Cash & CLOTHING CO. i:.-2lc Store, Del.and, or Rny Bros. Filling the reception tomorrow nfternoon nt jewels nnd is another victim of the four o’clock nnd lnsting until mid­ must accompany all orders. Station, Sanford. Lost between De­ 16-3tc CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH Count five words to a line Even after the bonus is granted Land nnd Snnford. 16-2tp night Go to ths beautiful, new’ store Hoodoo. nnd set* the very latest things In the MONEY and remit accordingly. there will be other elections, nnd what STRAYED OR STOLEN—ONE house furnishing line. Circle A of tho Presbyterinn Church will the candidates do then, poor Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc RAY HORSE, SHORT MANE, will have nn egg hunt Saturday at 6 things? nnd mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ SEVERAL BRANDS OF IDEN­ Ned Harrison while railronding will have nn egg hunt Friday nt 5:00 field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your TIFICATION, REASONABLE on Brown nnd Hawkins’ lawn, Celery finds time to fish now and then and ° n FOR SALE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTIONl name nnd address clearly. You will REWARD FOR ANY INFOR­ is catching trhing some fine ones. H e !Avenue. All children invited. 10c adHe ' vc FOR SALK—The Star Theatre build­ MATION LEADING TO RE­ receive in return n trial package con­ brought the editor of the Herald a mtallloin- Children’s, favorite, Ice ing for sale. Lots of good siding, COVERY OF SAME.—C. E. All Knights Templar with uniforms taining Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Com­ trout thnt Weighed seven and a h n lf:rr**nm rnnc* served. l5-2tc ceiling, flooring nnd rafters and HENRY. 10-Gtp pounds today nnd when we eat it to- 1 Now | ine of becoming styles, mod- nre requested to meet nt Masonic hall pound for coughs, colds and croup; heavy timbers. About fifty squares of on Enster Sunday nt 10:30 u. in. for Foley Kidney Pills for pnins in mot row wo will think of Ned and nlso crate prices.- The Quality Shop. 16-lc the purpose of attending the Easter nnd bnck; rheumatism, backache, kidcorrugnted iron in excellent condition. AUTOMOBILES of how wo would enjoy catching Enough material to build several small services nt the First Presbyterian ney nnd bladder1nilments; nnd FoI*y some of the same kind. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR nnd Paint Doris Ruffles, guess who she is? church. buildings. Must be tom down in the Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome and shop on Snnford Heights at Rcher Pretty little Doris of the daisies. Come next four or five weeks. Will sell any Every Knight Templar expected to thoroughly cleansing rathnrtic for con­ p art of building. See O. P. Herndon. Pros, old stand. Our prices nre rens t The Churchwcll Co., in this issuo nn,| |l>nrn j1(.r fn(p. «Hp |ove)1 mC( hl, attend. Full uniform. stipation, biliousness, hcadnrhe.% and | Cjl me not<» Senior play, April 20 14-3tc onnltlc and all work guaranteed.—E. call attention to their big stock of |0V II. E. TOLAR, sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.— S. Steakley. 4-15tp Easter Shoes for tho men, women nnd and 21, High School Auditorium. IO-3c 15-2t&wltp Adv. Eminent Commnndcr. AUTOMOBILE FOR SALK — My children. Churchwcll says that they special constructed Franklin Tickets on sale for the Senior play. have one of the largest stocks of Brougham, in perfect condition in Get one. They an* nt Mobley’s nnd shoes ever brought to Snnford nnd .............. ...................................................................... ........................... ..............................i s i i i i i i i i i S S H S i S i i r every way. Run 11,500 miles. Will Bower’s. Price 50 und 35c. IG-.ltc have nil the very latest styles at very sell for $2,000.00, terms to suit buy­ 10 StorcH in Georgin-1 Store in Florida low prices. er.—Victor Check, Seminole Hotel. WHY GO TO ORLANDO FOR _______ 16-2tp \O l R |-l IfN111 RE. WIIE.N nn Wednesday April 10th at 3.30 II IS ( IIE.AI’E.B IIE.RE..’ p, yf4> the Welfare Department of the FOR SALK—Potato barrels In any -------| Woman’s Club will hold n regular quantity, special prices on car lots, Manager J. D. Davison, of the San- j business meeting am? the chairman correspondence solicited, Clennvnter Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-ifc fo r d Eurnitiire Company, asks thi*> urges n full nttcnduncc of the memSanford’s New StoreFOR 8ALE OR LKASfe—tin t 20 acre. pertinent question of the buying pub- |„.rs and extends a most cordial inPhone 127 one 10 ucre Snnford ave. walking lic today und Iium-s his query nnd the citation to nil who care to know !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ............ distance to city. Two lots corner answer to it on actual facts ami hap­ somethin gof the state wicii'-work the ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a penings. Yesterday the Snnford Furn­ club nnd the women of E'loridn are Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west side Palmetto ave., 50 ft from Elev­ iture Company sold to Orlando parties doing. Mrs. E'. M. Galloway, the vice­ enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, a Inrge order of furnishings and tin- president at Inrge of the state E’edowner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ local firm sold it because the -price erat Ion of Woman’s Clubs is to be les, Calif. 2*8tf; 2l»-tf was lower than Orlando—nothing else the speaker. nnd the proof of this assertion lies in FOR SALE;—Ono trunk. Inquire nt the fact that the Orlando parties had Between acts nt the Senior play, 120d Palmetto Ave. 5-tfdh tried to buy the same furniture nt Jim Schaal and Jamie Bohson will fur­ LADIES’ BLACK OXFORDS LADIES’ WHITE OXFORDS FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. home and could not buy it at the price nish the music and we all know whnt siding. Within four blocks of center quoted by the Snnford Furniture Co. that means. Also there will he two Thin statement is made because of the choruses of pretty girls nnd two acts of city. fact thnt some folks have gone to Or­ by one of Snnford’s most expert jig­ Ceo. V*. KNIGHT 16-3tc Snme Shoe in Brown 272-tf-: lando from this city with ‘.he idcu that gers and clog dnneers. they could buy furniture cheaper there than in Sanford when the reverse is FOR RENT really true. We have placed one of FOR RENT—Furnished nnd unfurn­ the largest and most complete lino of LADIES’ AND MISSES’ ished rooms, 206 Park Ave. 22-6tp furniture and house furnishings of all MISSES’ F O T f lY m - Tun luue r light house­ kinds in this city in our big stores und Low Heel WHITE PUMPS keeping rooms. Apply to 11H Myr­ warehouses and we can and will and tle Ave. 16-3tp do undersell the world in all lines of One-Strap FOR RE'N’T Seven room house, lo­ furniture. At our store you see what cated on Snnford Heights. 16-tfc you are buying and you can get it on Same Shoe in llluck easy terms if desirable or you can pay E’OR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, hath, for lighthousekeeping. Good ensh and g*-t the discount. Everything location. Apply “ R. S.“, core of Her­ is marked in plain figures nnd you ald OITice. 6-tfc can see the furniture and let it speak FOR RE1NT—Unfurnished rooms for for itself. With the object in view of Just Received Shipment housekeeping, light und water fur­ asking and seeking the home trade we wish to say that the other furniture nished. Rates reasonable. 205 Oak WILL IIEXKIVK ANOTHER avenue. 5-2wp. houses in Snnford also undersell the CARLOAD THIS WEEK out-of-town firms and you enn al­ FOR RE2NT—Three room house on ways get furniture cheaper and better Sanford Heights, lights, good well in Sanford than you ran get it any­ The ilupmohile is the most pop­ • in Regulars and Stouts. Special water, $12.50 per month.—Geo. Hunt­ where else. We nsk thnt you see our ular car in Sanford and through­ er, Route A, llox 160-11. !5-2tp Idg stock and get our prices first. We out the country, for there is not a dissatisfied owner. The rea­ F o r r e n t —3•room furnished apart­ are willing to abide by the result. son is: THE SANFORD FURNITURE CO. ment over Herald office. Apply to Less Repairs, Less Gas B. W. Herndon, Scininolo Hotel. ............................ .................................................. vaaaaa “The Hoodoo,” by Walter B. Hare, and Oil, 12-6tp Better Tire the author of “ Professor Pepp" which FOR RE1NT—Lower light housekeep­ was given by the Senior Class of ’21, Mileage and High Re­ PAY CASH ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtle will also lie given this year by the sale Value Avenue. l3-3tp Hillsborough High School at Tnmpn. Demonstrations Gladly Given HUY YOUR FASTER SIIOKS-FOR LESS MONEY Three furnished bed-rooms for rant Watch for the program in full in Wed­ in the now Miller building over tho nesday’s Daily Herald. 16-3tc Seminole Cafe. For particulars see the Seminole Cafe. 12-6te 209 I'ark Ave., Snnford, E’loridn Have you liougbt your ticket for the Senior play? Don’t fail to do so. Two Distributors Seminole and ta k e WANTED nights, Thursdny nnd E'ridny, April Counties STOP—LOOK-READ 20th nnd 21st, H:15 p. m. Get n tick­ WE CARRY THE PARTS FRUIT-PRODUCR SHIPPERS et from one of the school hoys or Try our expert service collecting Rail­ girls. 16-3tc road Claims. Original. Vouchers Douglas Fairbanks in “The Three sent direct to claimants.—Eastern Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. Musketeeni" at the Star Theatre, to­ ......... IC-ltc _________ * ______________________ ■■■■■■■■■ .. .. ... .. .B. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .BM.M.. Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with P. R. night nnd tomorrow. . . . . . . . . . . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ FORETHOUGHT “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE The C alendar Savings Bank U m iin d isiA iiR The Seminole Count; Bank CLASSIFIED ADS The Churchwell Co. t -A B IG SH IPM E N T E A S T E R $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 I •n l i i ' 1 ' !' . ] ;| I $4.50 SH O ES $2.50 $4.50 $2.50 $4.50 $5.00 s I $5.00 $5.00 m . MEN’S M OHAIR SUITS % $ 15.00 . B. & 0. MOTOR CO. The Churchwell Co. H u p m o b i l eFIRST i ^ STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK ......... [ ■: «;-u K rm �horn* ready to poa« as tho d u b honaa and one th at will lend itself admirab­ ly for that purpose, with a good road leading to the course and everything working out successfully it would seem that Sanford has taken up one project thnt will bo worked out to a real finish without any objection, de­ lays, kicks or squaeks. The new golf links and country club will bring more tourists here next winter than San­ A < > m l t l k « l U t n M a *r K a o m ford has ever seen before, it will bring A n lle (ll* i more high class tourists than ever be­ S a b oi-rlp llon I’ r lr t ti■ A A n a r * fore, it will put this city on the map In i I I I M n n th s ns nothing,else will do and tho money DfllarnA la Cltr I t Carrier Our W rtk . . . ' II O ats invested in tho golf links will retuni to the city and citizens one hundred a ll entirely .l a a l a a l■a •■tr fold • a l U p«M I*kr<l » » f r r P t W a p . A l t a r Ite la g r a lr a n a l r k a a w a o a a p p llr a tlan . D m itx -ra llr la paltllrm . t U O par y e a r. a lw a p t la a 4 ra a a a . NEWSPAPERMAN FOR LEGISLATURE M1Cm il'll TIIR AIHOC1 ATKIl PBBRfl !> HOLY CROSS CHURCH Easter Day at Holy Cross, Church services will bo: C a. m.—Parish Communion. ■ 8 a. m.—Parish Communion. 10:30 a. m.—Mattins. 11:00 a. m.—Choral Celebration for Worship, 4:00 p. m.—Children's Carot service nnd presentation of Missionary Mite Boxes. 8 p. m.—Vespers. The musical program to be render cd by the large Holy Cross Cboir is very elaborate and wonderful. 11 a. m.—High Celebration. "Welcome ,, Processional Hymn: Tb* feller who drinks hair tonic will In Highlands county one news­ never live te tea bis hair wavin’ ever paper* man has the temerity to an0 rowing stuff in Florida during a nounce himself as a candidate for bis grave. dry apcll la very much like sitting nomination as representative in the «p with a sick child. The crops re next legislature. The candidate is a by congress for tho enforcement of qaire a lot of nursing during hot and man of excellence and ability—and the prohibition amendment. We daring cold weather and tho gruwars bi3 election will add to the prestige have seen no notice of It having earn all they get ;.nd then some. of his count)A-as well as of the en­ been converted back Into the treasury o----------tire legislative body, Florida will wish Chief Stroup and Service Sung: Field in D Kissimmeo will go after two hun­ G. W. Ailnins, editor of the Avon hia special guest, Nutt, a pleasant Hymn: "The Strife is *Over.” dred acres of strawberries this fall. l>nrk Pilot, has announced, and his and prosperous trip in their tour of Offertory Anthem: "Triumph of I t would be well for about two hun- announcement was of much length the state, nnd thoReporter-Star dred growers of lettuce and celery and full of pep. And ho terminates feels certain thnt tho Interested par- Life" (Rimomoczy): Mrs. Takach. Recessional Hymn: "He is Risen." hero to try out the strawberries and his exhortion with the following: tiea wll Ibe grateful for the ample Vesper*—8 p. m.: make Sanford n strawberry market |f you arc not in accord with my notice thnt hns been given them to Proccssionnl as well ns a celery market. views and do not believe auch legis- pack up theior stocks and move on. , _ , Hymn: "Jcsua Christ ----------- a----------intion as I advocate would be to the We shall expect soon to read another ,a “en. 7 ° ^ * ’ Old timers say there will be no beat interests of Highlandi county report th at the "bootleggers of F lo r-' , **n * c* t; *and Nunc Dimitris: rain until the moon changes nnd the and the stuto of Florida, then 1 can- idn are on tho run." aimprt. Hymn: “He is Risen." moon will not change until next not expect your support, nor do 1 The bootleggers who have enjoyed Offertory Anthem: "Awake Thou Tuesday. Well, mnybo the crops will desire it. n good business on the east coast withstand the drouth until then nnd Mr. Adams' platform has five es- during the winter nre about ready ™ ttt J’l<*ePe,t • Chorus. Recessional Hymn: “At the Lamb’s maybe we can stand it until then, but scntial plunks which are herewith l to make the regular spring'move to High Feast Wo Sing." It is dry an drather warm under given: Atlantic City and other points on present conditions and our celery l. Full publicity by all expending the north Atlantic anyway,—Reporcrops and the spring crops need rnin. bodies handling public fundr. ter-Star. ----------- o----------2. Publicity of laws enacted by CHRISTIAN SCIENCE When we get our waterway to nll legislative bodies—municipal, THE SHAME OF IT! SERVICE Sanford completed we are going to county nnd state, ’• recommend the passengor ships be 3. The establishment nnd mainIn n report in Friday mornings , SUNDAY, APRIL HI, 1922 equipped with an anti-seasickness tcnanco of fish hatcheries within the Tribune of the meeting of the Tampa , Subject: device. Wo don't wish to bo off our State of Florida, Hoard of Trade governors, we find l , "DOCTRINE OF ATONE­ peg* every tlmn wo take a trip to 4. The amendment of our corpor- tho following attributed to this city’s MENT. •eo Bob Holly.—Reporter-Star. ation lawa in such a manner ns will representative to the recent capital Sunday School ___ 10:00 a.m . Wc will have the pegs for you a f - 1render it impossible for "hhto sky" meeting in Orlando: Church Service____ 11:00 a.m . ter you reach Sanford, old chap, corporations to operate with safety "T. M. Shackleford, Jr., yeporWoman's Club Bldg., ak Are. You remember tho number of the within our borders. ted on tho capitnl removal meet­ All are Welcome. room, don’t you? r>. Law* providing for restoration. ing which ho recently attended (n ----------- 1>----------Pnlntka. He gave his personal What Sanford wants to do is to opinion that capital removal is ASPHALT BLOCK PAVING fight with nll the power in her to impossible because jealousy FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCII mako the St. Johns river the grest cannot be eliminated botweeh tho They arc having an interesting dlsseveral towns which want to bo artery of traffic thnt it should be cussion in St, Petersburg over the The Easter Day Program at the the capital." and Snnfonl people wnnt to see to merits of various paving materials. First Baptist Church begins with It that our representative In Con- It appears that tho brick then have Mr. Shackleford is a close observer. by the Primary gross bestir themselves nnd g e t'th e had a strong ''pull" in the Sunshine It "is ‘evident V|h at h Ve t u d i ^ t h l ’dir-' | ‘ rivor improved at once. Every oth- city for years, nnd It was difficult ectlon of the current In tho sentiment nnd Junior Departments In the Gen­ er little ditch In the country gets big to get consideration for any other expressed outside the official meet­ eral assembly of the Sunday School appropriations nnd the St. Johns material. Now, however, asphalt ings of the body, ff he has rightly river, one of the few worth while*block men have invaded tin* field nnd gathered that "jealousy cannot be c l-)the P l«e receiving a majority of the projects is left to languish ami die. underbid the brick men. Hut the lat- imated between the several towns | votc» **» ‘bat primary, nnd will pledge Get busy, Sanford anil wnko up to ter alarmed the commissioners with which wnnt to be tho capital," the.i themselves, with the* rest of poninsuthe importance of your river. The ,, statement thnt it would be unsafe wc bad hotter drop this movement at 'nr Florida, to vote solidly for tho plncc so selected, the capital of Flor Chamber of Commerce is doing y»-o- to lay nsphnlt block on n sand feun. once I If creating sectional antagonism, Ida will be removed to a more con­ man acrvlce. Como In nnd help. dntion—which Is rank nonsense. ----------- 0 Tampa has mlle^ of ssphalt block stirring local jealousies, and creating venient site. If this be not done, The Winter Park Post says thnt pnvement laid on sand foundation hard feelings among the cities and then all the time, money and effort Bryan spilled the beans when he and the people are well pleased with towns aspring for the capital prize, is of brain nnd body which can possibly started to get petitions for his cand!- the material. St. Petcrshurg'a to bo the result of attempting to re- be expended in a Imp-hazard, pull lacy and then atopped, Bryan did commissioners should visit Tnmpn move tho atate capitnl, then Florida Dlck, pull devil fight, will bo worse nothing of tho kind. He simply felt nnd inspect our streets. Of course, had better call it off. It Is far bet­ than wnsted for It will have been used ont the voters, found out ho hud in -, a good foundation under any typo of tor to suffer the irksomeness of un­ to so tear up the state that it will be decades before peace and harmony sufficient support nnd quit. There paving material Is desirable, but it fair distribution of patronage, better to pay an exhnritant charge of the will again prevail..*—'Tampa Tribune. may be some men in the atalo thnt materially increases the cost. could win over Pnrk Trammell hut There nre thoroughfares In Tampa taxes for state government nnd re­ SUPPORT YOUR GOLF CLUB Hiey are few and far between nnd re - : which were pnved with asphalt block tain thc interlocked love and mutual nffectlon, which peninsular Florida gardless of nll the silly twaddle of the twelve years ago, nnd the blocks Visitors to Melbourne this season Republican pnpers and others about show no material evidence of wear or towns have for cnch other, than to have been loud in their applause of the record of Senator Trammell hi* depreciation. An important point in break the bond of brotherly love bind­ our splendid golf cotirsr*, many of ho* done his full duty ns our sonutor favor af asphalt block Is Hint, when ing us, and then lose what was them expressing surprise nt what had and his record at least Is u clean one. It Is properly laid, It makes an imper- sought. been accomplished in the course of O. thc shame of itl Is it possible Of course the Post wants Brynjt or vious surface without the use of any a yea,*. All rcnltze thnt the Mel­ that rivalry for prominence In this aomo other strong candidate to op- grout hr filler. Our sand may be bourne Golf nnd Country Club is one post* Tratfimi'll in order thnt a Repub- wet nnd rolled until no further com- matter cannot ho carried on without of our best assets, but the next thing R-an candidate could split the vote presslnn seems possible, but unless petty spite and jealousy being given to take into account Is the fact that and have some show of getting a few cement grouting or nsphnlt filli r Is the reign? We go into primary elec­ It requires some money to maintain votes but in Senator Trnmmeli the used with brick wntcr will seep thru tions to select a nominee from nm- a golf course from year to year. Tho _ Democratic party of Floridn has _a the ccrevices nnd eventually make ong half a dozen of the state’s.best public spirited citizens of this com­ strong candidate'and he need not fenr soft places. The surface of the pave- known, moat loved, men of political munity, nlong with friends who Bryan or* any other candidate if he mcnl then becomes uneven and in aspiration. We select one by primary spend a portion of tho year hero will censor hia press bureau letters stnh enses the bricks break under election balloting, and then the great manifested their interest in the rank and file of us abide by the re­ before they are sent out from Wash­ heavy traffic*—'Tampa Times. sult of tho primary, nnd elect him Club to the extent of furnishing thc ----------o----------ington. ngnlnst all opposition either by op­ capital with which to make the MORE NUTS TO CRACK ----------- 0 posing party,' by "independents," or course possible. And these tamo The speed nnd satisfactory results men nnd women are now doing their Ouster proceedings nre ngnin ’•bolters" The settlement comes in being attained liy 8. O. Chnso nnd his share towards thc upkeep. Pot nll assistants In their worl. at the golf contemplated. According to dispnt- tin* general election; nnd then we for- I of the seventy or get all unpleasantness, and o n e '01 ino ■•*««* ,,r moro members links nnd country dub are a mutter of ‘‘hes thnt come out of Washington, people, solidly backing the "ndmfnlswho iolnwl tho when It was orcongratulation by the member* who Col. Nutt will invite the whiskey run- Irntlon." I g««l*«l» pledging thoir support each are putting their means and their 0001 to n,n* R I" 11 1'ttle expensive Why cannot the same procedure be ' J>'c nr* nrc n°t Paying up as they support toward the completion of tho to keep the stocks of licker moving had relative to selecting a site for the should " "" thereby " L causing the ‘L officer* golf links before the fall oxodus of 1"“* and forth on tho ocean highsome embarnssment. in case the state votes for Ita tourists. With the best location for way. nut hunt proprietors don't capital removal? Why should any of the original mind that nnd it is of aomo value to golf links In the state, with a fine Do not the cities nnd towns which members who believed nt thc time of these dealers In wet groceries to nre acting or tnlklng so as to justify |Jolnin* the Club, that a golf course have notice Jn advance of the coming Mr. Shnckleford’s belief that they wilt was a good thing for Melbourne, of this noisy prohibition squsdron. ■ not get together, know that their athnv* wason to wlthold dues now that According to the report of ComI tltudo is bringing joyousness to the ‘he course is established? They ■ E _ mlssioncr Haynes, the fines collected opposition? Do they not know thst would not want to see tho'Club die: * I more than pay fhe expenses of enall possible help to create and stir banded and the course go Into the this is ■ forcing the law. Perhaps 5, why another excursion is proposed «P sectional jealou.no.. will bo fu r; »»'• yet by their p r« .n t at2 for Mr. Nutt and other “personal nished, gratuitously, by the opposl- ‘ilude they are Inviting just r jeh an | ! representatives" of tho Commission- tion? Have they forgotten what "tu_“_om_c_ lln,>^ lf1A\\ “I,.?* .... Urn. lh . rrmuv.. * « ' • « ' *• ‘“ T * " " ? cr. O. .our.. ,h. aurplu. mu,, b. home Institution in Its present need, kept down, even if many more per­ tem pt was made, how that three plac­ they will look back with pride a t sonal representative* have to bo em­ es were hitter contestant*—not ag- the part they are now playing in . . . . . , ■ ployed. Survey* are a useful thing. against Tallahassee—hut against each other, nnd that Tallahassee smiled , keeping the Club on a safe financial FIN E ASSORTMENT OP They make Jobs for a lot of fellows, -% #JJ ■r . ___ L „ „ ' ,anil ini| „won, „ n on nn na vote I # - ‘ basis. No member will admit _ and. reports of these uurveya keep vote fa rarr under umier na ma major th . thanat EASTER CANDIES 5 the presses of the public pnntery go- Ity of the ballots cast? [lt '* * rrnl hnnU>’,p to W th«' ■"* S !,__ ,,iffht and dnv I If the towns of peninsular Florida nu*' dues now assessed. It is slm. Si Naturally, after reading this r e - , will agree to go Into a selective pri- ply a matter of Indifference on tne s ! ^ ° f the balance created by the rn.ry, that o n . P b cem ay H e I'hone* 497-491 WELAKA BLOCK know what has been dons with tho site of the state capital, and wilt ag- situation demands. — Melbourne .............. ................. . . " I.rg r .pprnprlu.lon «h.< . . . m .d . r ~ 1. .upport Ip . primunr to b . 1..M Tlmo. j This ha* been called the Christian* fc*it of triumph. The commemora­ tion of the Risen Lord, the Supreaic Assurance that death doea not end all. As old as man, la tho idea that if he die* he will live again, but be­ fore Christ, it was held as a dim shadowy hope. But He has catab. llshed it aa a fact of History and expericnco. No wonder on Eaater thc heart of the whole world is atirred with a new ^ensc of immortality and the world rings with glad song of victory. Not a m in who has ever stood by thc grave of a loved one, bat whose heart is stirred by this day of as­ surance. N ot a poor aln sick mortal traveling the road to death but whose steps are quickened and whoso heart la gladdened by tho song nt triumph ns we sing "Christ has Arisen/’ Let us all. gather tomorrow, to celebrate the greatest fact of human history, C hrist’s Resurrection, DR. S. W. WALKER DEANE TURNER . MBIHOniHT CHURCH Sunday School 9:30. Dr. Walker’s Class, Princess TW. tre 9:60. At 11:00 A. M., Children Chtiitt&tj and Dr. Walker will preach on tfc* "Incarnation." Mr. Boyd will one of his own compositions, ’Mf**, Lives Today." ' Epworth League 7 P, M. Special musical program at gft P. M., by the choir and Mr. Botf tomorrow morning at 9:30. Tho nr|d a violin aolo by Mrs. Boyd. Dr, Baptists are expecting n big day at 1Walkers subject will be “Oja* their Sunday School. t Door." For the morning preaching hour at 11:00 o'clock, Rev. Harry Garwood of MUSIC SERVICE AT METHODIST DcLand, w ill preach using the sub­ CIIURCII ject "Good Soldiers of Jesus Christ." Ths several B. Y. P. U. Organiza­ Sunday evening there will b« i tions wil meet at the Church at 7 special service of song at thc Mrtko’clock. odist church under the direction of At the evening service, eight Mr. Boyd nnd tho public is not o* o’clock, Rev. Garwood will deliver n ly invited to hear this service, fcot sermon, using the subject ‘“The will bo delighted. Mr. Boyd is eo*. Bank that Never Falls. sidered ono of fhe great song ln£ Mrs. Phillips, choir leader, has era of tho South and has a wonder, prepared a program fitting for the ful voice of sweetness and range. day, and special solos and dueta will Tho Methodist* are having rui bo rendered by Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. music under his direction. Glenn and Mrs. Malnes, assisted by the loidies Chorus. DR. WALKER’S CLASS PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII The Men’s Class at the Princm Theatre is expecting a record arte* Tho following will bo tho services dance tomorrow as it la Easter. II at thc Presbyterian Church on Eas­ you do not attend Sunday Schtd ter Sunday. elsewhere you arc invited to Us 9:46 A. M*—Sunday School. great class of men, who organiul 11 A. M.—Preaching. four months ago with 43 and hsti 2 P. M*—Junion C. E. had recently 162 men present. S*a2:45 P. M. Intermediate C. E. ford spirit account for it. 7. P. M.—Senior C. E. 8 P. M.—Preaching. TALLAHASSEE, April 15.-G«v. There will be apodal Easter music. rrnor Hardee has accepted the reiip nation of County Judge F. W. NoIt*, of Glades County and nppointH ff. CONGREGATIONAL CIIURCII L. Long, of Moore Haven to sucresl Tho Easter Services nt the Con­ him. Judge Nolte, in submitting bis gregational church will be of unus­ resignation, told the Governor ks fth ual interest tomorrow. We trust that he must give his entire tim* to thnt every member and friend will his pastorate. mako special effort to attend each of thc meetings. The morning ser­ ST. PETERSBURG, April IB.—TW* mon will deni with tho subject of city will adopt n now method of pay "Life," or "God’s Manifestation off ment to he done here this year sad Himself." At night the subject will contractors who bid for the Job b** "Resurrected Men." There wilLbo which will Involve the expenditure sf special music appropriate to tho oc­ approximately J.100,000, will be tocasion. Bible school meets at 9:45 formed that they will receive czd A. M. Christian Endeavor a t 7 for the work. Members of the City i\ M. You will be welcome to wor­ Commission expect notification to ship with ua. Come. this effect will result in a consider* able reduction in tho bids. EASTER SERVICES—ALL SOULS No rain is promised today and te* CHURCH morrow you and your family want to Low mass a t 7:30 A. M., which is bo cool and comfortable which me*U that you will cat your Sunday dinner the Easter Communion Mass, at the Seminole Cafe, Chicken Sunday School a t 9 A. M. l«*lt* High Mass nt 10 A. M , during turkey just as you wish. ................................................ 1 n B e W7] • r a i r Don’t Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is Costing More THERE IS A REASON Thc countries in Europe nnd especially Gcrmuny have just started buying cofTce and they have bought all of thc avail­ able supply for the next several months, so the price of cof­ fee may g o to war time prices before it gets any less. D rin k j s which Bordeae'a Mass will be ^ Offertory "O Salutarii" by desc, Mrs. Asplnwnll Takach. Sermon—"Death I* *ma!!owed in Thy Victory. O, Death, when i Thy Victory. O, Death Wh**r« u U* Sting." Cor. 15-66. * Rosary and benediction st 7j| P. M., with Eaator Music. Strangers invited. g r a d e A COFFEE! ALWAYS FRESH j B el-Jar C offee Company SANFOUD- -NEW YORK- -MIAMI �\ UOAD HOARD MEETS Vaudeville Show, Men's Club, April IN TAMPA APRIL 25TII Slat. ti-tfc P ’ J - 'v g lf f s fOBMBIt *4' * NEW9I’* PEB MAN O U. Fit AIN I- J. HAIITLET H. C. HAUIl UIIS F. J. NEIMEYEK «HS L OUAMEU tl. D DURANT •INO. D. EVANS H C. INGEItSOl, MRS It. u. Ht'MI’MItEY W. V. DUNN II I. IIAIGIIT Mils SUUA U A I.U 8 MRS. NINA L HATES ARTHUR A. LEWIS Marion f . m a l l a r d U. A DALLAS South Florida'a fight for a meeting .NOTICKI Is hereby Klven that the fo lof the atate road board in Tampa has l o wN iontice g petition w ill be p resented to th e C ou n ty Hoard o t P u b lic In struction fo r been won. S e m in o le County, F lorid a , at a m e e t ­ II. B. Phillips, chairman of the in g to be held at 9:20 a. m T u esd a y, ISth. IStl. at th e o ff ic e of S u p e r ­ Board, in a telegram received by the May in ten d en t of Public Instruction. S a n ­ ford. Florida: board of trade on Thursday afternoon, * of ^ ^ U K ^ d e v e l o p . ho U TO T H E COUNTY HOARD OF P i ’l l U C nnounce that a meeting will be held B'*„M Paperman and 1U* INSTRUCTION F o il SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L o ltl D A : farmer I mnced that ncwapapor here on April 25, four days after the mary w h it e h e a d YOUIt PETITION (CHS h erea fter d ckji annou ORACH KINGSLEY have the run of hi* of- regular quarterly meeting in Talla­ a tgn ated an petUlonern from S p ecial J W OSTEEN T a x School Plntrlct No.. 2. S e m in o le *yker. arill II f . LYMAN hassee, C ou n ty, Florida, r e s p e c t fu ll y rep resen t II. E. FULLER th a t th ey are q u a lified elector* th at Mr. Phillips' tlegram was regarded ™ S e n ' ^ ' n e w executive, E N MITCHELL p a y a tax on e it h e r r e a l or peraonal H A. BRYANT *iy0T. ® L rt on a Columbua, as a capituation to a demand of this p ro p erty and arc renldenta of that p o r ­ W, M. REIN AN tion of Seminole County, F lo rid a, L II. I’AYNE 1"wlJapJr in hi. younger day.. section of the state for representation k n o w n and described an Special Tax H A. HARTLEY in the distribution of state road S ch o ol P u t r i d No 2. su ch district c o n ­ •I E. LEVIGNE ta i n in g all that t e r r i to r y o f S e m in o le U. C. HARTLEY ' inj printer’, devd all ,»t the funds. The fight for recognition of C ou n ty, Florida, em b ra ced w ith in tho D II HOOK Kit f o llo w in g description tl. E. HARTI.gr Hm.- When he had nothin* to south-plorida was led by the board ttr g ln n ln g at S o u th e a s t co rn er tv. U. HATCHED e c tio n IS. T ow n sh ip 21 S, Itsn g e ID K. tl. f HLNCHTIFFE i went on the -treet and •elicited of trade and the Tampa daily news- Srun w est to S o u th w e st cornel S ection E. W. DICKSON II. T o w n s h ip 21 S . Ita u g e 29 E . (h e n c e trttijing. At the end of four year, papers C W KNTZMINOKR N orth to N ortheast earn er Section 27, Tho tldevrnm wan in r.-nlu to one Nor,h Northeast earner MRS II D DURANT tne telegram was in rtpi> to one jTownitl,p 8 jiange :» E. thence p la t e d . a nervou. wreck. No A C SJOUI.OM ispatched to Tallahassee on WedncaW est along Section lin e to a c re e k . Wedncs Jilts II C INGEItSOl. ork tike that for me. he said. dispatched th e n c e n o rth w esterly a lo n g said c r e e k trt * t\ T FERGUSON .mine hi*relations with n ow s-( day afternoon at the direction of the to Wnktvn river. North and NorthwestMRS. LI/./IE DUNN MRS Lot'ELLA HAIGHT L r k ,,,. th. Mayor.aid ho had govomor. of th , board of trad,.jKJJ » .T S F . "*f FORREST II STONE The controversy arose recently q u a r te r section post on the East lin e GEO. E RATES ; iTi made it a nile when n news■ __. . . . . .. , _ . o f S ectio n 7. T o w n s h ip 20 8 . Itan ge JO CELIA F. LEWIS m, n called, to give him as when it was announced thnt the board g , then ce North to N ortheast corner tt H IIALI.AIIU »nli! Section 7, Kaat to Sanford U ran t CHARLES l» HAINES s-h time and information as he had. would meet in the state cupital on lin e then ce .Southeasterly along s*G*t 'V. T. WHITEHEAD ’-| know a good newspaper man April 21. It was pointed out that g ra n t Hue to c e n te r s e c tio n post S e c ­ tIEo. KINGSLEY tio n 10, Township 20 H. Kango JO E , A W Mt’Ll.EN un i see one,” he continued, “qnd south Florida had been assured that S o u th to center S e c tio n IS, T ow n sh ip 20 tVM M DYKES S . Itan g e 10 E., th e n c e East to E a st II D MclNTOSH j* | meet a fdlow that I know la the board would hold its next meet­ lin e o f nahl Section If., then ce Sou th to K II TYLEH poin t o f beginning. i tfcr rqosre I am not afraid to give ing here. C L ItANIiAl.l, II D. petitioners, a s aforesaid, fo r t h C 11. SEARCY The board o f trade and the news­ t r Your j, plenty of dope in advance, for I rep resen t that th ey d esire the li m ­ L D HARTLEY T l> LEWIS the attention of the it s of th e said d istrict as ab ove ilritcrlbwhat It means to have early papers .called .... , , . ed ex ten d ed so a s to Include and etnJ C SLINKS .y jt is -asy when you know you stnto officials to this promise, and b ra ce all of the te r r ito r y c o n tig u o u s to W E. ALI.KN K W IlKNCK “,,0' r '""l “ »<• d w c r ib e a a . r! going to address an nudience, to were informed In reply thnt the road fo llow a D W, SHORT g ln at the SuUlheasI corner o f S e c ­ i»f * typewritten copy made for the board might hold n meeting herr tiollc A It. STILES n Jt. T ow nship 21 S , Itange Jo E . MRS J II AGLEN ;hi. and hand it to him. even If It Moon, as announced on Monday in a run llivncc W est to S o u th w e s t co rn er MRS J A 1IISTL1NE S e c tio n JJ, T ow n sh ip 21 S . Itange JO H , A K. SJOUI.OM leveral days ahrud of the day you dispatch from The Times bureau at N orth to S o u th w est S ection 21, T o w n ­ MRS M. V. EVANS s h i p 21 S , Itange JO E.. thence W est r» to speak, so he will have the mat- Tallahassee. K D. SJi iRI.oM -ye a lo n g f o u n t ) Hue to S o u th w e s t co rn er JAMES REED The governors on Wednesday de* | ru w n sh tp 21 s , Itange * in type the day the story Is re­ JESSIE M FERGUSON th en ce North a l o n g County line to cidcd to ask Mr. Phillips for a de E.. K T HAINES lied. W e k I v a river. I h en ce in a N o r th e a s te r ­ MARGARET K HAINES -A» I will be in my office each day finite date, and the telegram of ly d irection along s a id river to the i n ­ IIvuttohcte front the territory conte r s e c tio n of said r iv er w ith a c e r ta i n tlguoue to Special Tax School Dlatrlcl ,{m 9 to 10 and from 5 to 0, I will Thursday afternoon was the answer. c r e e k In Sec. It. T o w n s h ip SO 8. I t s n g e <N£ Seminole County. Florida, aa JeThe meeting called for April 25 2V E . then ce S o u th e a s te r ly along sa id a.Tllie.1 eecon.l 1y above): ^sys 1* ready to see nny newspaper c r e e k , follow in g the m ost ea stern p o r ­ II T LEE ;in or women that wish to talk to wil be held at 10 o'clock in the morn­ tio n th ereof to in t e r s e c tio n of sa id MRS W F SANDERS c r e e k with South lin e of Section 22, MRS M E EMMEItSON ing. according to Mr. Phillips’ tele- T o w n s h ip 20 8 , Ita n g e 20 E . th en ce tIEo W lll'NNELL grant. Chairman phillips had earlier i East to Southeast corner of auto secJ M EVANS . tl . , 'lion 22, Township 20 H.. Itange 29 E , JACK McNAUGIITON i assured 0 . B. Mclvj^y, chairnian of a tin*nc»* Houth to Houtiikuni corner of ftti kh PAST CLAIM AT tv ii Mo r r is I ll-u a w. Sic hoard of trade committee, formed to Southeast quaner «f * j* lt . JACKSONVILLE POSTOFFICE . . . . t e r S e c t i o n II. T o w n s h i p 21 8., I t . i u g c secure action In the matter that no|*<, k . thence East to the Northeast l a ( Irrali < n u n . S e v e n t h J u S l r l s I (Tr­ u* e JACKSONVILLE. April 15.—O ffi­ state road funds would be disbursed R a n g . jM __!.0'!hence ‘south'“to point of e a d In nnd f o r N r m ln o le t ' u u n t j , Is , b e g in n in g , all of w h ic h territory — until afler n m eeting wns held here. F lo r id a .— In t k a n r e r y cii of the local postoffice arc conw it h i n Srinlnule C ou n ty, Florida. YOUR PETITIONER!* h erea fter d e s ­ (ntiiliting eaih other on a record —Tampa Times. D1VUIICK i g n a t e d uk tu t It loner* (rum the taal tide here Monday in the nettling of a b o v e described or c o n t i g u o u s territo ry, 1). W Ryrd. Complirinani, Tomorrow promtae* to be another, r « s |ie c tf u lly represent that they a r e !i rliim. A citizen of Americun, Gn., vs ■tii.Gifted electors w h o puy u tax oil hot day. Don't roast your wife over e it h e r real or periiuiiul p roperty and Gohllr Ryrd. D e fe n d a n t. Billed by parcel post package to a To Gohllr Ryrd. W ln slo n S alem . North resid en ts of th a t p ortio n of S e m i ­ C arolina: Jacksonville address and insured it that Sunday dinner. Come to that un re o le C o u n t). Florid.,, c o n t i g u o u s to tn e H apprurlug from ih e a f f id a v it of D. cool and pleasant place, the Seminole te r r ito r y now em braced In Special Tax fer |S. The package wns damaged \V. llyrd herein d u ly filed, th a t he la S c h o o l District No 2. S em in o le C ou n ty, the com plainant In the n h o v o entitled is transit. The shipper and the post Cafe nnd enjoy a fine ehickcn or tur- F lorid a, and us lual a b o v e d escribed, cause, and thnt It 's the b e lie f nf the would lurther r e p r e se n t that th e y affiant that G old ie llyrd Is a n on -resi­ BJitrr at Americas happened to be in key dinner. 17-ltc dand e s i r e the territory lust a b o v e d e s c r i b ­ dent cf the Htuto f't Florida, and that ed to he created Into u sp ecial tux she Is a resident o f the S l a t e o f North Jjckwmillc Monday and with the per - 1 ---------------------------sc h o o l district for th e purpose of l e v y ­ Carolina, r e s id in g a t W in sto n Salem. In icn to whom the package was addrts- SMITH LEARNS MORE ing und collectin g u d is tr ic t school ta x the said sta te, and that t h e r e la no r th e ex clu sive u se o f th e public free person In the S t a t e o f F lo rid a, the srr* ml. called at the postoffice and filed ABOUT NORTTI HOADS fo s c h o o l s within such te r r i t o r y , that t h e y vice nf su hpopna upon w h o m would > claim for the insurance. All pard e s ir e su ch 1 ,-rrllory to he created in u hind It.e d e fe n d a n t ; und th a t affiant further ears th a t he b e l i e v e s the age P resid en t M M *2mlth n f the F lorWimdal Tax M h o I D is t r ic t by e x te n d i n g ti*i brine concerned, being present, I r ts id c n t m . at. h m i t n , or m e rior^ (J'10 i.oundaties of s p e c i a l Tax s c h o o l o f the d efen d a n t to tie o v er tw e n ty -o n e the postal officials handled the claim idn Automobile Association, receiver! D istr ic t No 2. S e m in o le County, F l o r i ­ years s o us to Include th e territory last You, th erefo re. Goldie llyrd, nrs or­ IB short order nnd thirty minutes af- today the following authentic infor­ da, a b o v e described dered to ,i[i|ieur to th is Mil h erein duly YOUIt PETITIONERS would fu r th e r filed In Ihla c a u s e on th e 1st day of it wu filed n check for the am- mation ns to certain roads in Geormore than twenty-ftv. . May, A. D. 1912. th e sumo b e in g a Rule . . . . . . . . . . | r e p r e se n t that in . «mt asked had been delNered to the gin and Alabama, signed by Manager p c , cent „f th* q u a lifie d uloctut* w ho Day of ihi* Court. n . „ r n » , l . p ay a tax on d i n e r real or p e r so n a l it i„ fu rth er ordered that t h i s notice lender of the package. Reich o f tn e H o t e l I rintup, o f D ad s- | ,r<>I,«-rt> and w ho a r e r esid en ts o f he pubtluhrd for four co n secu tive v :; lien A in • ' „ ,,, , “From Columbus to O p elik a th ere Bn> nr, »..... ivvo roaas which vvniin nrrnr, nassnhle pnnsniue nnd uiui in fair condition. “From Opclikn through to Goodwater you will encounter unsurfneed mads; however, these roads arc fair, nnd regardless o f weather, are pass­ able. “From Goodwnter to Anniston, Ala., NEW HOTEL FOR TALLAHASSEE TALLAHASSEE, April 15.—Citiiftu of Tallahassee interested in railuiif 9200,000 for cunstruction of a tc* hotel here, have o b ta in e d $5(1,C00 in pledges from local business men and others. _____ ELfSTJS, .......................April 15.- F e w cities the w,th *ho PXcePUon Twenty milri per gallon of gaa, TAKE NOTICE and aava money 1 16,000 mllea on tir o , ro repairs. This $400 buys Buick 4; $560 buy* Bultk la what Hupp owners nay. C-tfc 6; $476 buys Oldamobile 4; $400 buys Oldamobile 8. Balance, terms to S a lt water Mullet, 10c lb, Till!*’ suit your purse. When they make Market. Phone 299, 311 Sanford Ave­ better cars, I will sell them.—N. II. nue. 14-3tp Gamer. 12-10te H ill H ardw are Co. IIAS JUST RECEIVED A COM­ PLETE LINK OF EOBYABS CLEANABLE ONR-PIECR, PORCELAIN LINED AT YOUR ELBOW REFRIGERATORS An Axtenaion telephone in your office saves time and increases the utility o f your service at small COflt. We enn now install ex­ tension t e l e p h o n e s promptly. $ 1 .0 0 L— i I e for per wall seta. 1U }\ y i i >S*Jt $1.25 per month for desk seta. Cull the Husiness Of­ fice today. HOtTIlKBN BELL TKlKFBOffE AND TKLHGHAN1 COMPANY . Thia ia poaitiTely (he beat Refrigera­ tor on the Market Today ------------ CALL ANI) 8RK IT----------- Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Hoys This Summer? The mountains of North Carolina are the best locations in the world for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and espec­ ially tho growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville ia one of the beat campa in the South aa well as one of the moat reas­ onable with n fino corps of teachers and councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. Send for Catalogue or Bee Me rereonslly ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA i S p e c ia l Tax School D is t r ic t No. 2. S e m i- w eek s In th e S a n fo rd lle r ld , n new s-; ■ ii,lie County. Florida, u» now co m p osed , paper p u b lish ed In Ser.ilnole County P*t' ,,,,,1 that more th a n t w e n t y - f i v e Flnrlda. “ ’ R. A. D o u g la s s . Clerk of •"’r u , |X „„ , m,, qualified w h<> theWitness: y real electors or peraonal Circuit Court, nnd a sent thereof, p r o p e r ty and who aro r e s id e n ts o f th a t this the 17th day o f March. A D t a i l (SEAL) K. A DOUGLASS. last ab ove d em rlh ed . b ein g C lerk of th e C ircu it Court. 'T^Viguoiis io s p e c i a l Tax sc h o o l d d , r ift v'o 2. S em in ole C o u n t) F lorida. Hy: A M W E E K S . D. Ch u v o sig n ed this p e titio n TIIBTFOHD A U'ILKINKON. V o F R 1‘ETITM i.S'LltS would f u l l her A ttorn eya for C om p lain an t rep resen t that th e y a r e qualified e l e c - J - U - o . n .w .- t wo tor* w h o pay a tnx on eith er real or - . — p erso n a l properl) a n d aro resident* of th a t portion of S e m in o le County, F l o r i ­ In Ike ( Irrali C ourt. S e v r n lk Judlrlsl ( Ire,ill In s o d fo r S em in ole f o u n t ) , da. d escribed as fo llo w * , to -w lt; Slate o f F lorid a .— In Chnnerry Ilegiunlng at Southeast corner Se* c,f >«nstn.ctlon ....... lion ^ Jl. Township 21 S. Range 1" E . hi vouch ce West to th e S o u th w e st c o r •fa* of Eu.tis .-an equal its record for work* nn,un,! wh,ch “ detour' nm‘U ^.-V Vi Section JJ. T o w n s h i p 21 H., Rang*---- no E ast . North to S o u t h w e s t corner J c ss ls L. F o u n ta in . C om p lain an t. 7»pd, healthy rowth and expansion ,irt' dnc n 21. T o w n s h ip 21 II.. R a n g e J'l ** ,. . . . . . j "Anniston to Gadsden, a distance Si:e c tio ,ii ,m e West a lo n g C ounty line to Thomas 8. F o u n ta in . D efen d an t. la »il line* of endeavor during the ■ SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness ■ ■ Wc invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling Its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent pliysicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. ■ ■ The Ford people of Sanford ns well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. 5 % " ■ •tnictures imludc the brisk nnd stuc« building of the Lake Region PrinFompahy, the three story Ken'«!)■-Hannum brick nnd concrete ,tar* and apartment building, the J1 * ^'rran two story building, the • k and concrete structure erected ») A M. DetVitt, the W. B. Merck - ,:ig ,,n North* Bay street and JT ,,n,ctu»« or the Sustis Motor t'mspny. Senator \V. M. Igou has U^"tly 1"niplcted one of the hnndJ**,f *' ' l!'" nn ds to rage structures * rtr *I Horidn and the Commerce c °mp«ny has erected a new Dfxlng home, ^0U8I1• * "Frnn' Q®Bt«r*vHle, where you fer ry “cro",, thv T‘'nni>” t’« rivpr on K'm] KHsoHne ferry, roads are fair eonnonvlllo; thence to New Hope you Which y - o n o yrsrs, >1*1 last d e sc r ip tio n In* luilr* defendant lo be o v s r t w e n t a c„ B Pv n* *° an announc*mcnt by H. • hillip*. chairman. Mr. Phillips CHICKEN DINNER. SUN­ 1 ,^at 'mmedlately after the ses- DAY, 12 TO 1 :30. 75c.— HOTEL ESPECIALLY • ‘r‘ th'' fa°,r<l might go to Tampa MONTEZUMA. PREPARED AN D SERVER. * meeting, making the trip by When yiu ap* planning your n«w — . CHICKEN upring V dresses, plan on rial ting oar B|MILg II CSftB, |M M1 V advantage of rose* d i n n e r . SU N . ,tor* *nd uki,n* adTm H n v ^ J 0 1 :3 °- 75c.— HOTEL o f th . unuau.l n to r n wo have pro­ sarHu MA. especially KM ARED AND SERVED. ,!«rtld want ada p t rwmlta. \ Elder Springs Water Co. : FLORIDA j ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ J2*J.n,*nl »«I !*«• held here April 21 the z SANFOUI) . __ extrndril so ns to embrace nnd Include Nashville roads ur,* all right* „u territory last above ,ti'scrib**i. “I.el and J. Henderson, secretary bc; ; r.,,t-d into Florida Short oute Association, Co- n u m b ered amt k n o w n i.s y**ur H o n o r lumbus, Ga., Is naked to forward to ^ l y TaTT^h* oi IM . w ' ^ you, Mr. .Smith. Iwoklets, together j. S s m ln o le County. F lo rid a Hi* s . i *I ' . . .... . . illstrlct l*» I*** I'lssUil for the purpose or with complete condition report oi |t,vy| hK 4imi collecting »$ district hcMmiI U.« * U.A. April 15.— 8. C. M. T h o m - route, ns he is in better position than i . ^ if n r ^ * the writer to hand you accurate dntn described lerrliory flia, nioie • "'♦nff 0f Marion county, is in , . . , __ than Iwenty-flv* p*-r cent of th*- *lui> f middle of n bad fix for the fund covering route north from llrlnjjdo ,,ua(|f|»d electors who pay taxes *•** to Columbui Ga " e it h e r r e s l or p erso n a l property and I w h o reside w ithin t h e last above d rr°I r ated by last yrar’s budget 10 ( oiumiJUB, U I , The above route carries Orlando s c r ib e d territory h a v e s ig n e d *hls pHI* ^ ‘he expenses of his office has '*'n r'huuste,l and according to th o tourists by way of Leesburg, Gaines­ “ "w lIK H K F o K K T i i U l l I’ETITIUNERM HUMIILY FRAY: , . ,. «rk| mnstruction of the law he can ville, Lake City, Live Ouk, Madison, T h a t an election ho cu lled ond held •WriVe n<* money until the next bud. (F la.) Quitman, Thomaaville, Albany, to d e te r m in e w h eth er or not the limit* o f S p ecia l Tax S ch o o l D istrict No. 2, •f* I imade up, which will be several Rlch,*n(l antl Columbus (Gn„) thence S e m i n o le County, Florid a, shall bo exs »nth» front now Th,. .k .-ir r to Opelika, Sylncauga, Tnladegn, A n -1tended *o so io include all of «ho lerritlxr. , 11 p *her,ff de- ■ ' ' ? , ... . . . . t„ry uf Seminole County. Florid*, as “*rf' siaiut the only thing be can "Iston, Gadsden, Huntsville ( Ala.,) i wbovr described, such terriiory ^ ' * t . borrow „,o„,y , | „ „„ F .r .tle v ll1 ., ShrlbyvIHr. N nhU lto. S J jf-lJ » 5 S f f c a*,i ; i; T M S T ? L* (Tenn.) and on into Ipiuisville. Ken tiie n u m b er o f mill* o f sp ecia l sch o o l * d P»y his deputies d is t r ic t *ux to be lev ied and co llected tucky. a n n u a ll y for the tw o s u c c e e d in g year*, From Gadsden cars may go north­ an d a ls o who s h s ll nerve s s sch oo l JA1.I AHASSE. April 15.-The t r u s t e e s for th* said s p e c ia l tax sch ool Chattanooga and d is t r ic t for Ihe tw o s u c c e e d in g years. y ,rly meeting of the .State Road eastwardly to A N D YOUR I’B T IT IO N B ItS \ \ ILL Knoxville.—Orlando Sentinel. E V E R I'RAY. urTI'' He in order to * inspect en rout*. Call phone 311 nnd hnve n bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. — vided for you. New goods Just re­ ceived and a t prlcra that pis Rivera Brothers, Sanford Avenue. ttf-w tt ! h« circuit Court, and u se a l thereof, thl* 17th day o f March, A D. 1921 (SEAL) E A DOUGLASS, C lerk o f the C ircu it Court. I l y : A. M W E E K S , D. C. TIIETFORD ' ,,r' ‘ VtVo^mAe y WILKINSON. s for C om p lain a n t, j . | | . 0 a.w.-Sw c ____ MASTEIt’K HALF. Under arnl by virtue of n decree of forecloscure nnd sale rendered In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, in nril for Scmlnolo County, in Chnncery. In a cause there­ in pending wherein O, H. Fnulklngham is complainant, nnd Sara F. Flournoy and husband, John T. Flour­ noy, are defendants, 1 will sell at pub­ lic outcry to the highest and best bid­ der for cash, at the front door of the Court House in Sanford, Florida, dur­ ing the legal hours of sale, on May 1st, A. D. 1922, tho following describ­ ed real estate, to-wit: The Fast one-half ( E 4 ) of l*ot ( C a u t i o n e r s from t h e territory now em b r a c e d In Special T a x S ch ool District sixty-seven (07) of Sanford Celery No tt, Sernlnol# County, F lo rid a); Delta, as recorded In Piat Book “D", CHARLES E. R O W E RS A ND RE W U. H A IN E S page 50, and Lot sixty-eight (68), of E. C. RATES Sanford Celery Delta, as recorded In MRS. LILLIAN L. HATES MRS R. K HO FFM AN Plat Book "D,” pngc 60, Orange Coun­ F R A N K I* W A T E R H O U S E ty Records, also recorded In Seminole KATIIAHYN U H A IN E S A. E CLINE County Records, Plat Book No. 1, page ALICE D. W A TE R H O U SE A. II FULLER 76. It. U. F U L L E R R. S. MOTT, E D W A R D W. MITCHELL II. C TYLER Special Master in Chancery. U A. RANDALL J, N. SEARCY SCARLETT 4fc JORDAN, W. A. LEW IS Solicitors for Complainant J. A. HIMTLINE j . M. C H A F F E R 4-1 -o.a.w-6w H. J. O V E R S T R E E T CHULUOTA I N N ___ I On Ihe okrcchobce Branch of the Florida Kaat Coaat Railway, Ctmlaota, Fla., among the plnra and lake* of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brirk hotel, with private bathe and hot water heat. P in t fin** culaine. Ratea $2.50 to $ U 0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. : ; MRS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Manager : s ----------------------------------------------------------s i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i i 1 CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j “SERVICE THAT COUNTS” H ■ n Wc handle everything In ■ TH E FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE i Car Lots or Less. Ship us l Richmond, Virginia • m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ an SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weat First Street 1018 W w t Plret S t m t �*' j V A J. GOODS CO. HITT ¥ P H* k Sanford Battery Service Company . )E STORE VELL CO. :R ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b b b b b b b b b b b b b - .________ > » b b t b b b b b b b • f >, , , ^ b b ,o b b « b « « b ii If You are Qoing to % E. C. ECHOLS, Prop. “Old Mattress Made New and New Mattress Made to Order” French Avenue and 17th Street # m f h L» «* »______________ . SANFORD MATTRESS FAC... TORY TLIFF *. f% We invite you, to call and get our prices • Henry McLaulin, Jr. RN. CO. F. P.l( FORSTER, I'resiaeni l.> > • 1 s fc—r ■ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ■ VARNISHES U .DWELL, IN TON SUN-PROOF PAINT $2.40 a Gallon, •her TORE buy by the car load. 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. »4 <4 * ! .IN ULLEN ATSON Sanford Paint and fVi i* ) *0 fedI Paper Store imps and Oxind Black Kid, loice $2.95.— 13-f>td | n TED— Drop if boxes you [ter Park, Fla. 16-6t&wltp iureau . of the Bus!'omen's Club |eu d wiring at the First 'hairsiair WONDER- H. A. HALVERSON, Proprietor GLOBE PIANO CO SAVE YOU MONEY Write ns Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO. FLORIDA OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD 0 ■ ■ ■ IAN0S H0N0GRAPHS SHEET MUSIC ‘♦ « •upha, colds, ■ All (he Latest Popular Hits i, it is well 3 (here are ley’B Honey A. B. CHASE, LESTER AND it her cough PREMIER PIANOS 515 W. 6th : “Foley** UPRIGHT PLAYERS, GRANDS ! of a hack, ■ ie throat, EDISON AND RUSSELL chest. It PHONOGRAPHS imlerfully.” imend FolIv. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Welakn Block l«, 1921 » *-• » SEE OUR SPRING WINDOW i if" §‘|" | I* . ,m | t J 9 *>* Decorate Your Law Time is FOR j 1 Lawns tiful—We Will Help You \ Ball H ardw are �Miss Katherine Glappin of Port­ land, Me-, stopped over in Sanford Thursday en route to the northern part of the state. : ’ GAMES TODAY *0 *3 to h i I* fci to Easter Sunday tomorrow. St. Petersburg at Orlando. % Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville at Lakeland. N. J., in round of North scores Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. C. Winship There will be no rains to spoil the of J a c k s o n v i l l e , Mrs. John T. Brady Easter costumes. LEAGUE STANDING GENE and Mary Elizabeth Tolar motored to Orlondo Thursday afternoon. The. Sanford churches will hold Florida State League 4 . *. special services and everyone should Won Lost Pet.' JACK Lieut, and Mrs. H. A. Bivens of attend services tomorrow. St. Petersburg ......... 8 3 general Arcadia were spending the week-end j Lakeland ...................\ 7 4 .727 .636 , ch,b of t here as the guests of the latter’s The banks are open today and the Tampa ....................... 6 5 .645 immedint parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hern­ employees are greatly refreshed by j Daytona ................... 5 5 ,500 club, sai their holiday and anxious to collect Jacksonville ............. 3 don. 6 .333 en men- a ------ -# all notes that fell due yesterday. (Orlando ..................... 3 8 .273. their pla Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith and • Isonvillc. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff were a The Daily , National League congenial party motoring to Daytona twelve hundred has ov*r , ** Lost INI Bncfa, where they epent the day ' a record of which " W’& ‘‘L i J H H 5 B 0 1-000 Per o f our ago I j P * * ™ - * U ub yesterday. 0 1000 DELA ^ - M r Herald i ...... — » 1 .667 ments a. Mrs. R. E. Tolar and Mrs. C. W in-, paper, Brooklyn ......... ;........ 1 2 ■333 tappers Boston .......... ............ 1 ship of Jacksonville, left yesterday 2 .333 been ret With the community club proposed Cincinnati ................. 0 for Washington, D. C., where Mrs. 2 •000 grand ju Tolar goes as a delegate to ths Bi- by the Elks lodge for the new build- Pittsburgh ................. 0 2 ■000 asked th ing and the elegant new country’ Annual convention of the D. A. R. fort to t club and golf links, with the boat American League fendents MERRIE MATRONS BRIDGE C L U B ,bl<8in and many other improvements Won Lost Pet. are Sam --------, we face a fine winter season. St. Louis ................... 2 0 1.000 Fred SI Thursday afternoon, Mrs. C. E. *-------Cleveland ................... 2 0 1.000 Roberts, Henry was the gracious hostess, T. J. Miller & Son have moved into Philadelphia .............. 2 0 .667 bers, J. when she entertained at bridge, at their beautiful new building and w ill;Washington .............. 1 1 .500 The indi her lovely home on Magnolia ave- j receive the general public today a t , New Y ork.................. 1 1 .500 led Jos nue, the guests including the mem- four o’clock. Everybody go to t h e Boston ....................... 1 2 .333 sum of bers of the Merrie Matrons Bridge j Miiier buiiding on Magnolia avenue | Chicago ............. ................................. .... u 2 UUU\ C astle 0 Club. and’ second street and inspect one Detroit ....................... 0 2 .000! highway, The rooms where the card tables of the finest furniture stores in the accused i were placed were abloom with a pro- \ state, American Association fusion of spring flowers, quantities Won Lost Pet. VISITOR of roses, bouganvillas and ferns be­ 0 1.000 Six members of the Herald force Columbus .............. 2 PRIM ing effectively used. 0 1.000 now own their homes in Sanford and Kansas City .............. 2 The prize for top score,a silk lin -! are helping to pay the city, state 1Minneapolis................. 2 0 1.000 The gerie, was won by Mrs. Harry B. and county taxes and pothers are 1 .500 Paul ..................... 1 has been Lewis, in the interesting game of contemplating matrimony in order Imiinnapolii .............. 1 1 .500 Week in bridge played during the afternoon, to get into the home owner’s class. Milwaukee ................ 0 2 .000 Sanford At the conclusion of the card game Rather a good record for the new s-1Toledo ...................... 0 2 .000 Believi the hostess served a salad course, paper men and one that shows where R°'Jisville .................. 0 2 .000 classes at with iced tea and cake. *their desires for becoming real cltltimate k Southern Association Substituting for absent club mem- zens are 100 per cent. The Herald methods o hers were Mrs. S. Pulenston, Mrs. has always backed their views with Won Lost Pet. ents, teac George Knight and Mrs. Householder. their money and work for develop-! Mobile ....... ................ 2 1 .667 touch wit 1 .667 stimulate ment and are doing as much for the Cittle Rock ....... ........ 2 LAUNCH RIDE 1 .667 work on city of Sanford as any other industry A tlanta....................... 2 Thursday evening Messrs. Peter in .......... 1 .667 the specia the city in proportion to their Birmingham ............. 2 Chattanooga ............ 1 Schaal and Warren were hosts at a numbers, 2 .333 served ins most delightful launch ride on Lake Nashville ............1 1 2 .333 at the clo Monroe, going to Ft. Florida, where The Seminole Cafe where you have! New Orleans .......... 1 2 .333 The pa Memphis ................... 1 n delicious supper was served. The that cool and comfortable feeling when 2 j school are chaperons were Mrs. C. W. Stok®a you come in to get one of those exvisit the an<i Mrs. Zinser. About twenty cellent Sunday dinners. And then ev- DUVAL HIGH SCHOOL ient durin guests enjoyed this delightful event, crything is so neat and clean and satHAS GOOD RECORD jS FOR FIELD EVENTS --------'isfying and the chicken and turkey Sup BOOK-LOVERS CLUB 'dinners are of the best. Come in toPri The members of the Book-Lovers morrow. 17-ltc JACKSONVILLE, April 15.—Du­ Club were most pleasantly entertain- { PE val High School of this city, possesses «d yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Fred ; , CHICKEN DINNER, SU N - 1seven and shares one o f the thirteen Williams at her home on Oak ave. ‘DAY, 12 TO 1 :3 0 , 75c.— H O T E L i State High School track and Field MILTOi The rooms were symbolic of spring- MONTEZUMA, ESPECIALLY i records as a result of the recent gro, eharg With baskets and vases of field PREPARED AND SERVED. state-wide met held in Gainesville. taken fro �PAGE FOUR •THE SANFORD DAILY -HERALD* SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1922 1 ' Don’t f6rg«t to fix your Easter bm’tflC a/tiiitleN o. 2 will do th at for you. ,Oa sale a t the Union Pharmacy Sat* a r d a y afternoon and evening. 15-2tc • >n* J,*l : STATE NEWS : The largest and beat event of the eeaaon, The Eaater Ball. 12-#te The Easter entertainment that was SANFORD STOKES WILL planned for Monday night, the 17th; CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERby Circle No. 2 haa been postponed NOONS AFTER MAY 4TH because of illness. Time will be an­ 16-2to Beginning Thursday, May 4th, at nounced later. noon, und continuing through Septem­ ber, we, the undersigned merchants, GAINESVILLE, April 14.—The banka and business men agroc to close lflaa Longnecker la the old maid in Mexican bean beetle an immigrant our business places for half holiday, the Senior play. "Oh, he looked right Insect that bida fair to play havoc each Thursdny at noon: a t me!" "The Hoodoo," April 20th and with cowpeai and kindred crop*, ha* D. L. THRASHER. • f la t. 16-3tc moved rapidly through the Southern G. M. McCRORY. atatea during the la it few month*, ac­ SPEER & SON cording to the State P'nnt Board, SANFORD SHOE A CLO. CO. 'and now {• known to be within fifteen HILL HARDWARE CO. mile* of the Florida state line, hav­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK (t ing been reported at Thomasville, V PEOPLES BANK Ga. An official of the Flant Board BALL HARDWARE CO. declared that should the beetle boA. RAFFELD come established in Florids, it woutd TOM MOORE be a "calamity" to bean growers. ED. RANDALL Forty seven counties in Alabama, ROBERT’S GROCERY Tennuisee, Kentucky, North Carolina, SANFORD GROCERTERIA South Carolina and Georgia are known CLARA BENJAMIN to be infested and the insect ha* done S. S. BAUMEL heavy damage* In Alabama. The of­ ECONOMY GROCERY THOS. J. A. REIDY ficial said no work whatever along L. P. McCULLER, Attorney aad Coa n u ll or-at-Law the line of eradication I* being done, SANFORD CASH GROCERY Practicing la State and Federal Ceert* as the pest appears to be too flnnly FIRST NATIONAL BANK eitabilfihed for such efforts to be sueOver Seminole County Bank SANFORD CYCLE CO. restful, hut extensive control inves­ GILLON L FRY. tigations arc being conducted by fed­ U. S. ARMY STORE George A. DeCottes eral agencies. THE YOWELL CO. Attorney-at-Law SANFORD DRY GOODS CO. •*r Seminole County Rank PERKINS * BRITT GAINESVILLE, April II.—The' 8ANPOKD FLORIDA Baby ’Gators, or the University of M. KRONEN Florida’s Freshman football eleven JNO. T. BRADY has a schedule f.ir next fall which SURPRISE SHOE STORE S. 0. Shinholser calls for seven games with yearling J. K. SMITH Contractor and Builder elevens of some of the strongest col­ II. BANDEL THE CHURCH WELL CO. SAKFORD FLORIDA leges in the South and one game with the Princeton Freshman, which hits M. NARVI8 been tentatively agreed upon for DEANE TURNER BROS. November .10. All of the "Baby" RIVERS BROS. , * JSMITH I < » games will I* played in Gainesville HAYNES A RATLIFF Garage and Machine Co. and Jacksonville. J. II. TII.LIS E xp ert Auto Repair Work The schedule foi'ows: E. E. TURNER October 14—Oglethorpo ut Jackson­ CALDWELL FURN. CO. Phoas SO Corner First aad Oak ville. To Sept. 1st Octolier 21—VcnJerbllt a*. Jackson­ WIDEMAN CALDWELL, MW E DELIVER THE GOODS’ ville. STONE A CORWIN Quick Service Transfei October 28—Open. W. A. TII.LIS November 4—North Carolina at J. R. HALL, llnrber Storage Facilities Jacksonville. LLOYD SHOE STORE If we pleaae yon, tell others | if aw November I t—wouth Carolina a: I. I). MARTIN tell os. Phone 498 Gainesville. F. SCHMIDT November 18—Alabama at GninesA. KANNER Sanford Steam Laundry ville. J. D. DAVISON November 25—Georgia at Jackson­ HENRY McLAULIN FOR SERVICE ville. HODGES A McMULLEN Call 148-J November .10—Princeton at Jack­ WOODRUFF 1 WATSON sonville (tentative.) W. RAWLING, Prop. V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mil? Work CONTRACTOR and n u n .D E ! SIT Commercial Street Saaferd, Fla Geo. W. Knight S e a l E state and Insurance SANFORD -:FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Werk; JACKSONVILLE. April 14.—The Southern Railway, which for muny years hits entered Jacksonville over the tracks of the Atlantic Coast Line from Jesup, Ga., gradually is divert­ ing its through trains over the Geor­ gia, Southern and Floriua via. Ma­ con und Valdosta, The Southern hns owned the G. S. A F., for some years nnd during the last year has taken over direct nn-r-tisn i f li v property replacing "G. S. A F." on locomotives and curs with “Southern.’* The Sou­ thern local trains to Macon and At­ lanta have been operated over the Georgia Southern for some time but the pnlatinl through trains have gone over the Atlantic Coast Line track* to Jesup. Effective April 0. the Itoynl Palm Limited to Chicago will discon­ tinue operating via Jesup nnd will he handled on the Georgia Southern tracks via Valdosta and Mucon. The Kansas City Special will continue to rm over the A. C. L. to Jeiup when It transfers to the Southern tracks. Cylinder Grinding; Del.nxe Pistons; TAMPA, April 14.—Col. W. |». llnldiTtian of Louisville, Ky., and Naples, dteel Gear f its d i; Crank Shaft* re­ Fla., Is shortly to come into possess, named; agents for Ca Ills Inboard aad ion of a highly priced relic of Jeff­ erson P ltn i, president of tie* Confed•Outboard M o to r? .---------- -Phone <1 cracy, for whom Col. IlnMentnr fought for four years. It is one of tiro silver screws and a STRIKE! tassel that were removed from the Confederate president’s original cof­ fin when bis body was exhumed nnd removed to its permanent resting place at Richmond. Vn, The relic is now in possession of Col Clarence FT. f ’i ' k W n k Woods, mayor of Richmond at the time the Southern statesman was buried there. Col. Woods received it front an undertaker at New Orleans who wns charged with the task of ex­ huming the body and preparing it for permanent burial. The body was placed in another and costlier racket. Col. ilnldeman is president of the Jefferson Davis Monument Associa­ tion, which is now erecting at Hop­ kinsville, Ky., the birthplace of Davis, n monument surpassed in height on­ ly by the Washington monument at Washington, D. C. The* shaft is to be about .157 feet high. Overslrc Hfarfs and Pina; Flywheel fick le lei Feel the Thrills!! gqnlp your Fishing Tackle with a flouth Bend l^vel Winding Anti-back .leak, or a Shakespeare reel. Cortland line, Tin]dun’s bumbo Agate Rod, *‘Al Teea" bail and lleddoti Minnows at "■rieee lower than you evtr expected. FIFTEEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on all Rods and Heels. All e l , ench ....... a85c SANFORD CYCLE CO. Something special at Rivero Broth­ ers, Sanford avenue—Ladles’ pure thread silk hoee, mercerised lisle top, seam and fashioned stitching*, double sole, heel and toe, shaped close fitting ankle. Colors, black, white and cordo­ van. Easter tale price $155. Also • very nice and complete line of every­ thing In socks, throe quarter* and foil Isngth hoa* for man, woman, boys, girl* and Infanta a t Easter Sal* price*. Don’t fail to see our showInga before buying. Rivers nrothsro, Sanford avenue. fltf-2wt ! 8 S alt water Mullet, 10c lb, Tillis' Market. Phone 200, 311 Sanford Ave­ nue. 14-Stp Rayfield Carburators Installed end Guaranteed by i j '• i ,« t Sanford Battery Service Company 1First National Ban ■ Sanford Battery Service Company SANFOKD MATTRESS FACTORY K. C. ECHOLS. Prop. "Old Mattress Made New and New Mattreea Made to Order" French Avenue and 17th Street " We invite you to call and PAINT* VARNISHES and STAINS. PAT* Sanford Paint and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Paper Store ■ * GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONET Writ* as H o te l ■ ■ C H. A. HALVERSON, Proprietor ■ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFii O IU C K ORLANDO, FLORIDA ■ ---- ------------— ----- " SEE OUR SPRING WINDOW P IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC ■i Decorate Your Lawn Spring Time is Here F O R Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (Mower) Beau­ tiful—We Will Help You I Ball H a r d w a r e Co. PIANO CO. IM M M S IIIK W elaka Block ■ ■ ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •vvnH nM U K aB nniinnnnnH B N anoi No. No. No. No. No. Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4 05 p.m. Electric xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. our prices on Sanford, Fla $12 Eaat. 1st St. Northbound Arrive 82 ......- 1:48 a.m. 84.. ....... 11:45 a.m. 80 ........ 2:35 p.m. 02 ....... 4:00 p.m. 28 ........10:00 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrive 3:55 p.m. 167..._ 2:50 p.m. 21..™. 101.... 5:50 pjn. 1:30 p.m. 25 ... 22 7:00 p.m. get buy by the car load. General Departs 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:t0 a.m. 7:00 p.m. You are Qoing to cBuild TON SUN-PROOF PAINT *2.40 a Gallon. We Depart* 2:40 a.m. 8:40 a.r.t. 1:3H p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 100 24 158 22 B. F. WH1TNER, ■ f ‘ : If OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST 8.1 27.. 01.. ....... 1:18 p.m. 80 ......... 2:55 p.m. 85.. ........ 0:56 p.m. xNo. xNo. xNo. No. r ■1 F. P. FORSTER, Preeldeat ■ Henry McLaulin, Jr. No. No. No, No. No. Trilby Branch Arrive ... i -------------- AT-------------- CORRECTED TO NOV. |«, 1M| Southbownd Arrive it A COMMUNITY BUILDER In these days of “flu,’’ coughs, colds, All the Latent Popular Hlta § croup and whooping cough, it is well to know that every year there a r t used more bottles of Foley’s Honey A. B. CHASE, LESTER AND and Tar than of any other cough PREMIER PIANOS medicine. Mrs. S. I,. Hunt, 515 W. Gth St., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: “Foley’s UPRIGHT PLAYERS, GRANDS 8 Honey and Tar relieved me of a hack­ ing cough, tickling in the throat, EDISON AND RUSSELL wheeling and pains in the chest. It PHONOGRAPHS is helping my mother wonderfully." That’s why druggists recommend Fol­ ey's. Sold everywhere,—Adv. J. H. HINTERMISTER TRAIN SCHEDULE ’ Sparton Horn Service The vocational commutes of the Bush I-----_ “ L ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young women dastring employment to register at ths First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman HELPED HER MOTHER WONDER­ FULLY of the officers of this bank will mean for you a full measure of the best of service, advice or co-opera­ tion that a Modern Banking In­ stitution has to offer its patrons. Nice assortment new spring dress m aterials received. Style* that will please you and at prices you are wil­ ling to pay. Visit our atom and get the sdvantsge of the new price* Rivera Brothers, Sanford avenue. Itr l l l g* m-mTO . Employment Bureau . The Organized Effort s 200 pair* of Ladies’ Pumps nnd Ox­ fords in Patent, White nnd Black Kid, values up to $10.00, choice $2.05.— Woodruff A Watson. 13-fitd SOUR ORANGES WANTED—Drop curd stating number of boxes you have.—W. Hayward, Winter Park, Fla. lC-tit&wItp t i.• ■ E aster Ball, Monday, April 17, an •vent you can not afford to miss. 12-6tc ■ BUS) DIRECTORY SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Is : j T he Eddy R I ARE THE BEST ,Z WORLD, BAR NONE • • Fans . Departs F. P. RINES Oviedo Branch 105 Palmetto Aeo xNo. 12®..™.... 7:45 p.m. THE SPORTSMAN STORE xNo. 127. *•40 p.m. Vaudeville Show, Men's Club, April x—Daily, except Sunday, 21 it. «-tfc 117 Park Avenue Phone 251-W Sanford. Florida We will demonstrate them with ANY make of family Refrigerators, under any test that you can suggest. Sanford Furniture Company : : �accessories followed by an le. course. Those enjoying the cordial hospital­ MRS. FRKD UAIC8R, Society Editor, ity of Mrs. Williams were Miss An­ Phono JI7-W _ Phono nie Hawkins, Mrs. Henry McLalin, k.TO *«r m» r n horo oMttMT II I " ' or h o U b Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mni. B. A. How­ -« .r f • » i s r t a t * l a « , writ* *•■»•• • ' th is O rp o rtM * * !, B lv lM ard, Mrs. Harry Ward, Mra. L. p. ■ 0**'* f i r l r l M * ' , k * •I* * 1, * ' * ™ Hagan, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mra J. E. Paco and Miss Christine Hastings. SOCIAL CALENDAR PHILLIPS-RAKEIt w .d n rsd ay - Th7w^if»re Department mating at 3:30 In the afternoon. Miss Ruby Raker nnd Mr. William H. Phillips were quietly married jj V Nolan and J. S. Woodal of Friday evening at tho homo of the Fernadina were business visitor, here bride’a Aunt. Mrs. G. W. Waters, on Palmetto Avenue. Thursday. ______ The impressive ring ceremony be­ Mrs. E. A. Dimick and Mrs. Cora ing used, in the presence of inti­ F- Myers’ of Palm Beach were visl- mate friends and relatives. Dr. E. D. Brownlee, officiating. tors here Thursday. They will leavo soon for Miami where thoy wil make their future Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Davis of Jackhome. Both young people have a ponville are spending tho week-end large circle of friends who will wish here at the Monteiuraa. them much happiness In their m ar­ ried life. Dan U. Wilder of Jacksonville j, ipi.nding tho week-end hero with her parents, Mr. and Mr.. John T. SOCIETY Brady. Mi»* Katherine Glappin of Port­ land. Me., stopped ovor In Sanford Thursday on route to the northern part of the state. Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. C. Winship : PERSONALS Easter Sunday tomorrow. There will be no rains to spoil the o f’Jacksonville, Mn . John T. Brady Easter costumes. ard Mary Elizabeth Tolar motored to Orlondo Thursday afternoon. The Sanford churches will hold Florida State League At Lakeland, 7; Jacksonville, 3. At Tampa, 13; Daytona, 15. At Orlando, 6; St. Petersburg, 17. American League At Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 8. Others postponed, rain. National League At Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 0. At New York, 10; Brooklyn, 2. Others postponed, rain. ••K KMINC.MAH’l as !!!iiiSi!SiS!!: ■■■■■■■■■■■«■ >■■■■!■■■■• ibm M<■■•••• a sl \ •■ ■■■aisssssaissi asisssisaasss •••■•«*••*«■■• CO. * * a » n > . »M . H IK S R American Association No games, rain. At At At At LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. ........................................................ s I FLORIDA SA NFO RD GAMES TODAY N. J., round North i scores St. Petersburg a t Orlando. Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville a t Lakeland, LEAGUE STANDING Pet. .727 .636 .545 .600 .333 .273 Pet. 1.000 j.ooo .807 .333 .333 .000 .000 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .887 .500 .600 .333 .000 .000 Home ENTZMINGER BROTHERS s WHOLESALE DISTIUHUTORS American Association Won Lost Pet. Columbus . . ........ 0 1.000 .A...... 2 Six me 0 1.000 Kansas City ...„........ 2 Minneapolis ...... ....... 2 0 1,000 nro helping to pny tho city, state .500 1 St. Paul ........... ...... 1 and county taxes nnd lothcrs arc ___ _ 1 Indianapolis ..... .500 1 contemplating matrimony in ,000 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 Toledo ............. 0 2 o .000 Louisville ....... ........ 0 the hostess served a salad course, with iced tea and cako. their desires for becoming renl citb Southern Association Substituting for absent club mem- xens are 100 per cent. The Herald Won l-oat Pet. 1 O .067 Mobile .... 1 George Knight and Mrs. Householder, their money nnd work for developO .867 Little Rock ..... 1 1 .667 LAUNCH HIDE ' city of Sanford as any other industry A tla n ta........... ........ 2 2 .667 1 Thursday evening Messrs Peter in the city in proportion to their Birmingham ... Chattanooga .... ........ i .333 2 Sshaitl nnd Warren were hosts at a numbers. .333 Nashville ....... ____ i 2 most delightful launch ride on Lake -------------------------o ______ i .333 New Orleans ... a * Monroe, going to Ft. Florida, whero The Seminole Cafe whore you have 2 .333 n delicious supper was served. The that cool and comfortable feeling when Memphis ......... ____ i chaperons were Mrs. C. W. Stoke* you come in to get one of those cxand Mrs. '/inner. About twenty cellent Sunday dinners. And then ov. DUVAL HIGH s c h o o l HAH GOOD RECORD guests enjoyed this delightful event, erything Is so neat nnd clean and satFOR FIELD EVENTS -------lafying and the chicken and turkey HOOK-LOVERS CLUB dinners are of tho best. . Come in toThe member* of the Book-Lover* morrow. , 17-lte JACKSONVILLE. April 15.—Du­ Club were most pleasantly entertninval High School of this city, possesses cl yesterday nftemoon by Mrs. Fred .CHICKEN DINNER, SUN* seven and shares one of the thirteen Williams at her home on Oak avo. DAY, 12 TO 1:30. 75c.— HOTEL State High School track and Field The rooms were symbolic of spring- MONTEZUMA. ESPECIALLY records as n result of tho recent state-wide met held in Gnincsville. Ome. With baskets and vases of field PREPARED AND SERVED. flowers, ________________ The records follow: 100 yard dash—Hlitch, Tatlahassecj After a delightful afternoon spont “The west 1* the boss,’’ says a .... 10 1-6 seconds, ‘ ith the discussion of hooka, local writer in tho effete cast. And the 220 yard dash—Reed, Dural, 2.1 2-5 happenings, nnd sewing, tho hostess east mutters: . “So, boss, till the seconds. served n delicious naiad course with milking's finished.” 410 yard run—Vickery, GalnnvUle 53 4-6 seconds. 880 yard run—Gordon, Fort Lau­ derdale, 2 minutes, 11 seconds; Ste­ vens, Duval, 2 minutes, 11 seconds. One mile run—Haxelton, Miami, 4 minutes, 56 2-6 seconds. Half mile relay—Brooksviile, 1 minute, 40 seconds. FROM THE FOREST TO YOU 120 yard high hurdle—Jones, Du­ By eliminating all of the waste, over half of the labor, all of the val, 17 second*. middle man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct 220 yard low hurdle—Snyder, Day­ from the forcst^to you tona, 28 seconds; Monroe Hillsbor­ ough, 28 second/:. QU1CKBUILT BUNGALOWS Running broad jum p—Sollec, Du­ 1’ut Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets val, 21 feet, 3 3-4 inches. Cosy, ^tractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any sise. Built Running high jump—Baker, Duval, according to latest Improved methods of bouse construction, of. the 5 feet 7 1-4 inches. best of malarial*, a t a great taring. Tbslr economy U worth Investi­ Tole vault—Sollee, Duval, 10 feet gating^ 0 Inches. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Shot put, Lewis, Duval, 40 feet, •bowing in natural colors w*ny attractive, money-saving homes. 7 3-4 inebea. Discus throw—Lowenstein, Duval, A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. 104 feet. CHARLESTON, S. C. I WIGHT GROCERY CO. in straight seta in the (Inal Vaudeville Show, Men’s Club, April 1 Colored Easter Eggs for sale at of the women’s singles in the 21»L v-C/c Mobley a Saturday. 13-5tp and South tennia tourney. The were 0-1, 8-1. You will Juat love the way Gwen­ Don’t fail to come and see the sevdolyn I’erington-Shlnc says, "Yea, en little Spiggotts, all equally as GENERAL SHAKE-UP OF Mamma,” In the Hoodoo, April 20th bright and intelligent as their father. JACKSONVII,LE CLUB and 21 at nt tho High School. Ad­ "The Hoodoo," April 20th and 21st. mission 35c and 60c. No reserved 10-3tc I Ilf The I'rrn) scats. 16-3tc JACKSONVILLE, April 16. — A Strangers to the city say tho Seminole general shukcup of the Jacksonville NOTICE Cafe la one of the finest nnd most dub of the State Longue will bo made The Singer Sewing Machine Com­ comfortaldu cafes in tho state and immediately President Connnt, of the club, said today. He will release sev- pany has opened a store in tho Elder thut tho prices are the moat reason­ Springs Water Co. office with a full able for excellent service rendered. line of accessories. Machines sold on Try our Sunday dinner tomorrow. easy terms. Chicken dinner 76c, turkey dinner, $1. sonvillc. 15-5tp T. M. DUNLAP, Mgr. 17-ltc INDICT WIRE TAPPERS DELAND. Fla., April 16.—Indict­ ments against eight alleged wiretappers nnd confidence men have boon returned by the Volusia county grand jury here and the jury has asked the sheriff to exert every’ ef­ fort to apprehend them. The dofendenta named in the indictments arc Snm Harris, Fred Stanley, alias Fred Shaffer; C. F. Webber, Dock Roberts, (’. H. Pogart, C. II. Cham­ bers, J. J. Johnson nnd J. II. Adams. The indictment says the men swind­ led Joseph Appelt out of a targe sum of money last year at Turnbull Castle on the I>nytonn-New Smyrna highway. The whereabouts of tho ■ Yourself Do not try to pay bills without n checking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks nro legal receipts; nnd, be­ sides, w ith a checking account, you san keep VISITORS WEEK FOR PRIMARY GRADES OF SCHOOL an nccurate record of your expenditures. The week beginning April 17th, The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites has been designated at Visitor’s you to become one of its customers. Week in the Primary Grades of the ;■ Sanford Public Schools. 1■ Believing that observation of the classes nt work wil give a more in­ timate knowledge of the work and methods of the school, bring the par­ ents, teachers and children in closer touch with each other, and thereby stimulate more Interest in school work on the part of all concerned, tho special Visitor’* Week will be ob­ served instead of the general exhibit ( ..............................................................m i s s ................. at the close of school. The patrons and friend* of tho school are earnestly requested to Insist on visit the school nt any hour conven­ ient during tho week. .STEI.LA P. ARRINGTON, Supervising principal Sanford Primary School. The Peoples Bank of Sanford j JACKSONVILLE ICE IT IS PURE, CLEAN AND SANITARY From the car at PBBPRK FLOGGED. MILTON, April IS.—Al Lucas, ne­ gro, charged with peeping here, was taken from the officer* at midnight while on his way to jail, nnd hla cap- ■ tors, a band of unidentified men, cs* ***RRR^R^R^URM^^^^^ » ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ *^R ^^R ^ *R,^ ,IIIIIIIIII,^ **** corted him to n lonely wood, flogged him and ordered him to leave the community. He has not been seen ■ since. FREIGHT GET * 3 0 ,0 0 0 DEPOT i ■ ** N O T I C E IN IMAMON 1)8 MEN—You hnvc heard it hinted around that Tires and CLEVELAND, April 15— DinTubes were going |ip, but here ia a 25% REDUCTION, it monds valued at $60,000 wore taken ■ marks the low est prices in Tire history'. from the office safe of Max Kurjan J| company, jewelers, In n downtown o f-, * 6,000 Fabric. 1Q.000 Cords flee building yesterday morning by * three bandits, one masked, who en$14.40 . $ 9.45 trred the store with drawn revolvcra ■ and drove David Gimp, office mana­ .. 16.25 23.35 32x4 .............. ger, and a friend Into the safe, sell24.00 17.00 33x4 .............. ed the diamonds and escaped. 30x3V2.......... 34x4 .............. 34x4 */2 .............. 33x5 .............. 38x6 .............. 40x8 .............. It takes an experienced chef tc ar­ range the proper setting for a renl chicken or tqrkcy ^dinner and during the warm weather make you feel like enjoying a big dinner. The Seminole Cafe has such a chef and everyone who has tried our Sunday dinners will say so. Hive you tried thorn? I7-!tc ! Ray Brothers The Hsrald for Post Cards. 17.25 20.00 21.00 24.65 31.60 37.50 59.50 111.50 .. • '. • •« / ■ 71 DIRECT-Factory-to-users prices. You will probably never see as low prices again. ’ These prices subject to chnngo without notice. CHICKEN DINNER. SUN­ DAY. 12 TO 1:30, 75c.—HOTEL PINE HURST, April 16.—Mrs. MONTEZUMA. ESPECIALLY ■ Marion Zinderstein Jessup, of Wil­ PREPARED AND SERVED. ,■ MRS. JESSUP WINS mington, Del., yesterday defeated Miss Martha Bayard, of Short Hills,! s A CHECK ON mate, QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, D ept 18-K ■ ■ FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS Southern Association Mobile, 2; New Orleans, 7. Nashville, 0; Birmingham, 5, Atlanta, 5; Chattanooga, 0. Memphis, 4; Little Bock,- Florida State League Won I.o*t special services and everyone should St. Petersburg _____ 8 3 I.ieut. and Mrs. II. A. Bivens of attend services tomorrow. Ijikclnnd \ 7 4 Arcadia were spending the week-end 8 Tampa 6 hue as tho guests of tho latter's ....... 5 5 Daytona ...».... . parent*. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hern­ Jacksonville ....... 3 6 don. 8 Urlando ....... 3 nil notes that fell due yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith and National league The Dally Herald now has over Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff were a Won Lost congenial party motoring to Daytona twelve hundred subscribers which in g 0 St. la/uis Beach, where they spent the day Chicago ...... ....... ........... 2 0 yesterday. New York ____ ....... 2 1 paper. Brooklyn ____ 2 ___ 1 Mrs. R. E. Tolar and Mrs. C. Win2 Huston ....... _____ 1 ship of Jacksonville, loft yesterday oas _____ 0 Cincinnati ... .... for Washington, D. C., where Mrs. Pittsburgh 2 .......... 0 T'llnr goes ns a delegate to tin Biing and the elegant new country Annual convention of the D. A. R. club and golf links, with tho boat American League Won Lost MF.RRIK MATRONS BRIDGE CLUB ,,aBin nn‘> mnnX ° th‘’r Improvements 0 _____ , we face a fine winter season. 2 St. lamia 2 0 Cleveland ............ Thursday afternoon, Mrs. C. E. 0 Henry was the gracious hostess, I T. J. Miller & Son have moved Into Philadelphia .... .......... 2 1 1 whee *he entertained at bridge, at their beautiful new building and will Washington 1 - ......... 1 her lovely home on Magnolia avc- receive tho general public today at New York ............ 1 2 Boston ................... nue, the guest* including the mem- four o’clock. Everybody go to the C h icag o ................ 2 2 Detroit _ _ ______ ....... 0 nnd second street nnd inspect one Club. «<-.r |limit! were abloom with a profusion of spring flowers, quantities of roses, bouganvillas and ferns be* in effcctivcly used. The prise for top score, n silk lingerie, wns won by Mrs. Harry B. 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FLORIDA, MONDAY. APRIL 17. 1922 volume in. TORNADOSTRIKES ILLINOIS NUMBER 18 ATTEMPT MADE ON LIFE TREATY HAS BEEN SIGNED OF MICHEAL COLLINS, THE HEAD OF FREE GOVERNMENT BY GERMANY AND RUSSIA many dead and injured Midnight Near Dublin by a Group much pro perty damage Shortly AoffterMen—One Attacker Captured WHIPPING POST Visited by D e s tr u c - . FOR DELAND, live Storm SAYS MAYOR BABY is _ killed Irvington. Town of 300 ^ S SANFORD 'T h e Clly Substantial** S b^ 8EV- UNLESS MISDKMF. WORS IN TIIK COLLEGE TOWN ,\HE DOWN INJURED I l l y T h e A ■• o r In I r iK vnA l.IA . April n . - H c pofu .tali’ l**rBonB • ere killed and alw>ui thirty-five injured. Mime seriously, in a tornido «hic b .truck thin section earl) today. I ’r r M l DELANO, April 17. Mayor Cam|»bell declared today in municipal court that unless the misdemeanors abated here the city wodld establish a whi|»ping post. TRAMMEI.I. GRATEFUL TO HIS MANY FRIENDS FOR THEIR SUPPORT Illy 1hr .lim rlilrd l* rra« l DUBLIN, April 17.—An attempt on the life of Michael Collins, head of the provisional free ntate government wan made here shortly after midnight last night. Collin, wan on hin way home when a group of men. nome of which were armed, rushed at Collin*’ part}’, car and opened lire. Collinn apparently lieing their npecial target. Collin, and party returned the fire and one attacker was captured. AT RAPOLLA YESTERDAY Ministers of the STOCK MARKET Foreign Countries Signed ADVANCES STOP Two Papers that Nullifies SHARP DECLINE BREST-L IT OVSK TAKING OF RECORD VOTE IN THE HOUSE THIS WEEK ON NAVY AMENDMENT BILL Made Certain Today When Madden and Favored the Bill IH IN SEVERAL FAVORITE 8PBCU-, AND ItE-ESTAIII.ISIIKS THE FULL l ATIVE STOCKS THAT HAVE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS ON SOARED EQUALITY BASIS Illy T h r V a .n rln lril I’r r a . l NEW YORK. April 17.-T h e pro­ longed advance in the stock market , wn. broken today by n sharp decline in several favorite speculative.. Steel and oils led in the break one to four Byrnes points. Illy T h r . V a s n r l n t r d 1‘r r s s l GENOA, April 17.—The TreaI) between tier man) and Ituaaia was signed at Itappolo yesterday. Signatories lieing the Foreign Ministers of two countries, the Treat) nullifies the Brest litovsk treaty nnd re-establishes full diplomatic relations on equality TITUSVILLE IS DOING THINGS—SHIP CANAL • I l l y T h r S a a o r l a l . il I ’r r a a ) , IM I! \l I II I- . April IT-— b asis. TO SANFORD IS NEXT WASHINGTON, April 17.—Taking of a record vole in the house this _One hah) killed. Iwo persons in WASHINGTON. April 17.—Sena- week on (he amendment to the navy hill increasing enlisted force was made , hiMpilal here in n critical con­ P AIDS, April 17.—A canvaa agen­ At its regular weekly lunch Inst tor Park Trammell upon being asked certain today when Chairman Madden, of the Appropriations Committer, and dition a# re.ult of n tornado cy dispatch from Genoa last night Friday the Business Men’s Club had today if he desired to make n state-, Representative llyrnes, ranking Democrat of the subcommittee, which pre­ • hich .truck Irvington, nouth of said the Russian soviet delegation to ns Its guest John Winthrop Win­ ment regarding the positive an­ pared the bill, announced themselves in favor of the poll. The measure was herr at midnight la.t night. A the Genoa economic conference pre­ slow, who has recently purchased a passed in the house in the committee of whole Saturday l» > fo rt)-seven ma­ nouncement of Hon. W. J. Brynn number of injured persons re­ beautiful home in this city and sov. sented a bill of 60,000,000,000 gold thnt he would not be a candidate for jority without record vote. mained at Irvington. The total ernl miles of ocean frontage adjacent rubles to the allies lute yesterduy. injured «va. between 50 and 7«>. the Senate said: The hill was made up of 35,000, t<> Titusville. “I am nuturally very thankful thnt 1'iftrrn residence* and business 000,0000 gold rubles, said the dis­ Mr. Winslow expressed his belief Mr. Bryan declines to become n can­ house* were destroyed or badly in the grent future of Titusville nnd patch, for damages suffered in Rus­ didate and appreciate hi* decision. damaged- Irving in a town of mentioned the bridge and rend to the sia from the expedition of Denikina, For n number of years I have been 300 population. ocean, the mad to Allenhurst, the Koli buck, Yudenitch ami Wrnngul, a friend of Mr. Ilrynn nnd our posi­ rand to Orlnndo, the road to San­ and 15,000,000,000 for other damages tion on ninny public questions have CONGRESSMAN SAYS ford, tlie road to Orsino, all Titus­ including the loss of Besnrabla to been thoroughly in nccord nnd for RF. WILL INDICT THE ville projects, ns some of the reasons Rumnnls. Thu disputch added that ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE these reasons I would have regretted the soviet delegates claimed that SCORES TAFT AND THE INJUNC- \ \ o \ l \ N SHOT SEVEN TIMES IN for hl« belief in the future of Titus­ while recognising Russia’s pre-war n contest with him.” ville. “From personal assurances and n THINS AGAINST LAHEART OF TAMPA WASHINGTON, April 17.—RoprtIn response to requests for a sjicech debt they were creditors to the nlliea great number of letters, I feci confi­ HOK UNIONS i . TODAY sentatiu Tinkham, Republican, Mas. I * | President W B. Dobson said the , and not debtors. ischu- tt-. said in a statement yes­ dent that very large mnjority of the HI, Tki .......lairs Pres*I "«** f"r Titusville to go Prime Minister Lloyd G-.-rge, tha NEW HAVEN, Conn., April 1 7 .terday that i harges recently mnde by voters of my state are fnvornble to TAMPA, April 17. W, F. Clark, after iv a ship canal from Sanford to llavus dispatch asserted informed IB* my election to a second term, i have Snmucl Go'nipers, president of the 12, a blacksmith, jumped from an an- Titusville via the chain of lakes be. Russiuns that their claim wus unadhim in the houre that the anti-sal­ oon I . , iio ef America hnd foiled to worked with nil the energy and nb- American Federation of Lnltor, launch­ tomobile at the turner of a downtown tween the St. Johns River nnd the missnble and wus contrary to all rea. cvnij ;> .vith the corrupt practices ility I possess in the interest of ed a vigorous attack against tho business district today, shot Ills wife Indian River. Connecting Florida’s son and justice. It is said he re­ act "an i. a before the department Florida during the five years I have 'interests opposed to organised lato death with a rifle and then killed two greatest rivers will provide a quested them to reconsider nnd bring of justice and will be acted upon in been in the Sennte. Inrnnny under­ nor" in an uddri ss at an open forum hintvelf with n pistol. The woman deep water ship rannl from Jackson in a reply favorable to the allied dedue feasor. The ruses ngainst the takings for thegood ofthe people of session of the Connectciut Federation niunits otherwise mere was no oi>itttp it mmuiiii hiiV ami Hit* foil|ut* tlilil vtlln to Miami. ’’ 1 •*-.r......,.ii,Liv •4i V iUllt|IIL‘tV n«f!i my f l i t s I have acccrr.p. of Lnbor here yesterday. j u t in continuing the Genoa confer­ The Club has |H members and nil been separated some time. She bail Mr. Gomperv scored Chief Justice filed suit for divorce. In the cross but two were present at Inst F ri­ ence. so far as Russia was concerned. the vidcin • necessary for indict. nble results and it is quite gratify­ mot .in i t urn i. tion when prevented ing thnt most Floridians approve of Taft vvlien he referred to a "m e n t bill for divorce the husband charged day's lunch Regular weekly lunch t< a gnitii! .ry nnd federal criminal my nubile service. With niy exper­ decision of the United States Supreme the wife with infidelity. The woman wil be nt the Arlington at roon to­ Russia Figures Too High ience nnd the friendships ! have mnde Court." 11<* said the decision “prm cturt." LONDON, April 17.—The Russian was struck by seven bullets and after day. Titusville Advocate. Iris charge thnt the in Washington I hope to be of greater tlcally annulled the Clayton net." lie ' claims against the allies, presented the first shot fired, she cried, d I tiled to report nil con- service In the future. said the courts which have been is­ "Please don’t shoot any more." by M. Lltvinoof yesterday it is de­ CRITICIZE I II I I \N Itl’SSKLI To the ten of thousands of Demo­ suing injunctions against striking la trd it in the statement filed clared largely exceed the total utn. ”ut:dci proti t" by Wayne H. Wheel­ crats of Floridn who feel that my bor organizations are "courts of in­ Action oimt of the allied debts, according to WASHINGTON. April 17 er. it It^’ii, Mr. Tinkham"s state- services merit for mo n second term, equity" instead of courts of equity, Shipping Board a Reuter dispatch from Genoa. This of President Harding in designating I am deeply grateful.” merit uid: lie declared that organized labor is would leave a substantial credit halWill Eliminate MaLillian Russell Moore, of Pittsburg, '1 I’ l'-Milonn League of Am“asking for more nnd would continue rilli* Naval Beserve M H I’ccial immigration agent W.I- *nt niue owing to the soviets. •r > ■' *. denied one of the ehar- GOVERNOR’S TRIAL to ask for more." lie recommended leiseil and upheld in the senate SatHAS KEEN POSTPONED that organized labor strive for modi Friday issued a churae. Deadlock Continues. 1 ,, unlay afternoon in a discussion of t.r. ’ proi Uganda statement in rcfiention <>f the Volstead net instead of <Irganization Adequate Reserves GENOA. April 17.—The dendloek immigration legislation. Senator I l l s T h r A . « u c U l r d I’r r a . l latmri • i nhibition and the nnti-SnHe Left to Legislature WAUKEGAN, April 17.—The start trying to repeul the eighteenth between the Russian and allied dele­ Reed, of Missouri, questioned Mrs. l‘v'n '.veil known formula of nhtendment. He described the con Moore's qualifications, saying she gations to the economic conference l l l r T h e A ssociated P ress! ’ar:anhv' nnd ’nullification’ ns if it of the trial of Governor Small, sched­ grossinnnl farm bloc ns n "financial uled todny, was temporarily postpon­ WASHINGTON, April 17.—An might be an authority on tbentrirnls relative to tho proposals for resump* 1r* interested in protecting bloc." ed while attorneys for the state con­ agreement was reached by Secretary or cosmetics but he did not know she ttinn of friendly relation* with Rus­ 9 ’ 1 l it- I States from nnnrchy nnd sidered the request from the gover­ Tile railroad brotherhoods, which Denby and t'hairman Lasker of the was an authority on immigration. sia continued Saturday night. The In this pro|tagnnda an not nffilinted with the American Senator Moses, Republican, New afternoon conversations ended with ststemr. t i had the nudnrity to np. nor’s counccl for stipulations cover- Federation of Labor, had delegates Shi|>ping Hoard to eliminate the proInterjected vigorously the dleegntes clinging to their respec­ P-al for law enforcement when the Introduction of documentary evi- present who asked about the policy of vision in pending administration ship Hampshire, ■» > • league itself was c h a r. (dence and for the postponement of the subsidy bill for merchant murine nnthat the criticism of Mrs. Misire was tive positions. the A. F. of L. relative to the recent­ K*s| with various crimes ' c a s e for another week. I ostponenu nt vnl reserve. The organization of an "highly undignified and iingentli-man'eriou* crimes. asked beenusc the Republican State ly organized Non-Partisan party be­ adequate naval reserve will be left to |y.” GENOA, April 17.—Premmr Facta, ‘Mi Saloon I.engUe controls ing fathered by the railroad brother­ convention will he held at Springfield of Italy, a* president of the Economic separate legislative treatment in ft* • i-r. of the United Stntes has ^ hoods. Mr. Gompors answered that conference issued u sudden summons measures to be proposed by the Navy USUAL DIPLOMATIC 'I' ! executive appointment and ^ rbbl** the A. F. of I- "would follow tinthis afternoon for a conference nt It IMMUNITY EOlt FOREIGN 1> r. ,ni disclosures here in Wnah. GOVERNMENT WON SUIT policy laid down by our convention Department. AMBASSADORS IS ASKED o'clock of heads of inviting powora shown to have attempted of editing our friends and defeating AGAINST SHOE CO., FOR now in Genoa. It is believed one rea­ DIED ON TRAIN b> •! t:,tr judicial appointments and USING PATENT MACHINERY our enemies," ami would have no part %•• iM ’I n l r t i l * r r • • ) i tit son for the conlereiice was the nnENItOUTK TO GEORGIA ,h’ "inur i-tration of justice." in any | arty campaign. WASHINGTON. April , ^*— ,u nounremchl of the signing of the Riml i l t T h e A s a n r U l r d l* rr.« I Tlie chambers of commerce, und Drew L Wise, of Rebecca, Gu., died State Department is understood to so-Germun treaty. Announced the ob­ WASHINGTON, April l7 .-T h o especially the United Stntes Chnmbcr SI H IDE’S “DEATH lie preparing to call attention to the ject of the meeting was to adjust by NOTH'* AT INCH EST United Stntes Government today Won of Commerce, were scored by Mr on the A. (’. L. train Saturday after­ Senator l.a!>or Committee to usual consultation the attitude of tho Allies In the Supreme Court in the case Gontpcrs fur an alleged attack upon noon enrnute to hi* home from Flor­ diplomatic Immunity of Foreign Am­ l-AKI l \N |), April 17.—A long, brought by the United Shoe Ma­ the workers of the country "in rtn ef­ ence Villu where he hnd been on a bassadors, in connection witli the toward Russian question. visit to relatives. He was 7K years of r s m ! d e a t h note* was introduced chinery Corporation nnd others to fort to destroy organized lubor." GENOA, April 17.--The Russianage nt the time of his death. The re­ committee’s subpoena of Doris llnkhM IK* tuner’s inquest Saturday into have set aside the restraining order On the bonus question, Mr. Gomp meteff, accredited Russian ambassa­ f L R. Ilursthouse, once prohibiting them from using certain ers said that "the A. F. of I., believe mains were taken from the train here dor, who is here to testify in its in- German treaty past cancels nil war us well as claims arising from ‘ ' !l the British nrmy, whose Icnse clauses In their contract for that the men who offered their lives, and turned over to Undertaker Miller vestlgatlon of the affairs of General claims lulti(,n, | illltion property. to be embalmed and sent to the old " ' '■ !, i« ii, wai found in n rental of pntenented machinery. gave up their jobs to do so and are men off. The Impronalon wan |flv* ________________ home at Rebecca. u " n>ar here Friday, now out of work, should be compensat-, en nt the department thnt Bskhmot-i ,._ MV b ’r • letter, Ilursthouse, who come JOHN McCORMACK ml. To do so would put them in funds, eff nt ill miffht reaaonnMy be n irarcl-1 % CONTINUES TO IMPROVE whereby they could get a new start, WOMAN KILLED IIAIIY liuic years ngo from New Zeaed n full fledged nmbnr.sndor, despite ~ ' ... ... AND SWALLOWED POISON *" *• Pressed his financial difficulthe fact that the Kerensky Govern- CHICAGO, April 1- - A f t e r publl*. business would be revived, an enor­ III? T h e A a a o e la lrd I'rr a a l DIED AT NEWARK TODAY '* but ►aid that he did not owe more ment which sent him here, went mu in lh‘‘ Tribun® NEW YORK, April t7.-John Mc­ mous amount of money would Ik* put duy morning of u report that Mury ‘h*n **•"'»«. He said he blamed only Cormack continued to improve today, into circulation, und honest business of existence five years ngo. III* T h e S a e o r la trd im-.if f„r -thf* mes»“ he had made Garden would retire next yearns gen­ thus would benefit. While the public NEWARK. N. J., April 17.—Mrs. physieianb announced. eral manager of the Chicago Grand . , v-, and expressed appreciation nt large would be affected financially ,Mnud Fancher, who Thursday killed TWELVE GOVERNMENT Opera Company, Frederick Imiull, ’be kindness of his wife, who is n very little if congress passes a Just h,.r |„fM nt son. then swallowed poison, BUILDINGS WEtfK BURNED ” Meade srhooo teacher, nnd his CRYSTAL PALACE ON CHESAPEAKE HAY president of the Civilians Opera Co , taxation act." declaring In a letter to her husband, WILL HE ENGAGED 'iiends. issued a statement cntegnrirully deny­ she wished to be his spirit guide, FOR DEMPSEY ROUTS ing that Gorgio Politico had been en­ Jbe funeral services were held SntI sir Thr AiMfblrS I'rrMl WEEK’S WEATHER died today. NORFOLK, April 17.—Twelve gov­ gaged ns manager. afternoon. The inquest was ( I l f T h e A * « n rl* tr4 I'rra a l ^Mscd at noon. ernment buildings on Fisherman's The statement denied that Mary LONDON, April 17,-Thr Crystal Weather Outlook for the period The next question to be decided is Palace Arena, which seats one hun­ April 17 to 22, inclusive: South At- wh0 shall play tho Irish harp and Island in the Chesapeake Bay wr«*e Garden had resigned. 81 I'Rt F w om AN burned Sunday afternoon. Unoffi­ dred thousand, has been engagod by lantic and East Gulf States: General- who shall play second fiddle, THROWS EASTER BONNET cial estimates say tho loss may reach .|||(; poUR Tit \IN Syndicate, which hopes to stage two ly fair and normal temperature exINTO POLITICAL RING bouts during Jack Dempsey’s stay in RUNS INTO WASHOUT cept for showers Tuesday. Even in the midst of California's one hundred thousand dollars. The weather bureau station, hospital nnd _TRAINMEN INJURED England. wonderful climate, Hollywood can’t ST L'LVf?,: ’-•■weUtrd I'rr.ai one other building was saved. The _____ VOLUSIA COUNTY JURY • T PETERSBURG. April 17—-Mrs. M escape the storm of public criticism. Doris ItulHes, guess who she is? Island was used during the was as ' STILL INVESTIGATING I H r T h r A M . r l . l r l I 'r r M l hstherinc Tippetts, local business Pretty little Doris of the daisies. Come . . . . . . ----PEORlA, II., April 15.—Rig Foul When a deposit of sliver ore dls- a quarantine camp and later as an SHIELDS MURDER CASK ^ "man, president of the State Audu- and learn her fate. "He loves me, he passenger train number 43, North­ -------covered in Bengal is developed it is observation station. • state *,nd prom,nent ,n th* love? mo not " Senior play, April 20 _DELAND, April 17.—The grand expected to yield 2,000 ounces of bound, ran into a washout near Fos­ ----- » 'i s iv » u iix rsi I It I IN II* didtev h«r « 1 - and 21, High School Auditorium. 16-3c jury is still investigating the Shields metal a month, with prospects of a The world nt your door evory even­ ter, Ind., early today. The engineel >’ Ust night for the stat« legis. nnd fireman were seriously injured. ing for ll^c.—Daily Herald. murder rase here. steady increase. * irr suhjert to the June primary. Send the News to your friends. WIFE KILLED GOMFERSSAYS BY HUSBAND ON WILL NOT MIX EXTRA PARTY TAMPA STREETS ■ i �PA G E SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 15,1925 HISEII][I][0[a]!rj The Amount Doesn’t Count IFs the Start That’s the Thing The Fascination - — T O N I G H T ___ For Florida: and Sunday. Fair tonight OF PRESIDENT WHO g Xv B OUT SOME WONDERFUL 1NFORMATION TODAY CELERY Carlot Shipment* Reported for Fri day, April 14th DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in Between acta at the Senior play, Jim Schaal and Jamie Robson will fur­ Florida—Sanford Section ■ I Hr The Am m U | , 4 I'rraa l nish the music and we all know what Manatee section .............. o f accum ulating money is irresistible after you really g et a ■ WASHINGTON, April 1 5 .-P rei|- that mesas. Also there will be two ■ dent Harding was declared yesterday start. Total cars ................................37 s at the White House to be of the opin- choruses of pretty girls and two acts " ion that tariff legislation should be by one of Sanford’s most expert Jig­ Destinations of Florida Shipments: 10-3tc Waycross, 13; Boston, 2; New York, It's ju st like tennis, golf or* other sports— you have to ■ given precedence in the senate over gers and clog dancers. 9; Detroit, 1; Savannah, 8; Pittsburgh ■ the soldicr'a bonus. urge one to start, but once you g et a renl ta ste of the game, 2 1; Chicago, 2. Total 37 cars. Although it was made clear that the Shipping Point Information for F ri­ J president had received m request you are off. day, April U th: ■ from Republican leaders in the senate Saturday at the Prin­ SANFORD, FLA.: Hot, clear. 1 1for advice as to which measure should Walton Hauling* moderate. Demand and cess—Gladys ■ be taken up first, it is understood that movement moderate, market unsettled, in “The Wise Kid”; al­ a | the views of both the chief executive little chnnge in prices. Carlots f. o. ■ and tho senatorial leadors coincide in b. cash track, few sales, 10-inch crates so a Comedy. 3: this respect. Honest to goodness it Is too Golden Self Blanching in the rough, dry to oven write anything 4s-Gs, mostly $2.76; carlot* f. o. b. us­ nbout the weather nnd that GOOD MEETING S I S E Q U E I a IGi ual terms; mostly $3.00. Washed, preis drying it out some. What AT COCOA WATER cooie<T» mostly $3.75. with all the floods in the TRAFFIC LEAGUE TOTAL CARLOT SHIPMENTS Mississippi valley and in Doris Ruffles, guess who she is! FROM SANFORD SECTION Illinois ami in Pennsylvania Pretty littlo Doris of tho daisies. Come THIS SEASON TO 07C 9 nnd* other states nnd hero and leant her fate. “Ho loves me, he DATE, CARS «.......... Z /D O we nre without nny means loves me n o t” Senior play, April 20 Total carlot shipments frqpn Man­ of taking u drink—no, no, and 21, High School Auditorium. 10-3c atee section this season to date, getting n drink to the cel­ cars ........................... ....... ......... 0811 ery nnd other cropY Water, Total cnrlot shipments from San- , ' | CLIFFORD THORNE water everywhere but not n ford section last season to date, WILL ANNOUNCE HIS drop for Florida. It will cars.... ----2400 soon dry up all tho Nutts if CANDIDACY FROM MAINB Total carlot shipments from Man­ this keeps up. Change the atee section last season to date, ( H r T h e A a a n rta tr* I'rra a ) moon, change the moon. The CHICAGO, April 15.—Clifford cars .. present one is a piece of Thome, general, counsel American NOTE cheesv. Tho Sanford field station I t’s fun then to accumulate money and accompliah Farm Bureau Federation today for­ will be closed after thia date and all 5:40 A. M. APRIL 15, 1922 market report* on Celery will be dia- mally announced his candidacy for Maximum ....................... 92 the Republican nomination for Unit­ continucd. Minimum ...»............. .!.. 07 ed Statca senate from Iowa. He aim. A good wny to START is to PAY YOURSELF first Rango _____ 08 evety day and then live on the rest. Barom eter................ 30.10 Dodo de Graft, the dazxling Daisy ultaneouily resigned from tho Fed­ Calm and clear. from St. Paul, is tho cause of a Jot of eration. excitement in “Tho Hoodoo.” She . EVER TRY IT? CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH wants "an ocean of love with n kits MONEY on every wave.” lfl-3tc Have you bought your ticket for the Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c Senior play? Don’t fail to do ao. Two KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION! and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ nights, Thuraday and Friday, April field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your 20th and 21st, 8:15 p. m. Got a tick­ All Knights Templar with uniforms name nnd address clearly. You will Do not fnil to hear Mr*. Galloway et from ono of tho school boys or are requested to meet at Masonic hnll receive in return a trial package con­ Wednesday nt 3:30 nt the Woman’s girls. 10-3*c on Easter Sunday at 10:30 a. m. for taining Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Com­ Club. The puublic is cordially In­ the purpose of attending tho Easter pound for coughs, colds nnd' croup; Chickens nnd turkeys ure said to be services at the First Presbyterian Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides vited to attend nnd hear the npeaker on Welfare Aims of tho Florida Fed­ scarce Just row but tho Seminole Cafe church. nnd back; rhoumatism, backache, kid­ eration of Woman’s Clubs. A brief will supply them nt tho regular Sun­ Everj' Knight Tcmplnr expected to ney and bladder ailments; and Foley business meeting will bo held which day dinners every Sunday or through attend. Full uniform. Cathartic Tnblcts, a wholesome nnd tho week, nut we pride ourselves on all members nre urged to attond. II. E. TOLAR, thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con­ our Sunday dinnera and they |ro be­ 15-2tAwltp Eminent Commander. stipation, biliousness, headaches, and coming famous all over Florida. Have W. B. Pearce n prominent attorSTRENG’I'H PROGRESS sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.— SERVICE 17-ltc ncy of Augusta, Georgia in in the you tried them? The Herald for Post Cards. Adv. city the guest of W. T. fields. Mr. Penrro is in love with Snnford nnd Floridn and is considering moving ■■■■■■■■BBBBBHBBBBBBBaaaa; ■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBIa£3 down in the early fall* FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms for ■ 10 Stores in Georgia----------------------------------------- ------------------ 1 Store in Florida S housekeeping, light nnd water fu r­ nished. R*t«>« » 5 ! i n ; b ! : . 205 G.ik IM.ItMltFPH VOTE TO n A c c irirn REDUCE T1IBIR WAGES u u n u o ir iL i; avenue. 6-2wp. Get that Calendar Savings FOR RENT—Furnished light house­ keeping or bed rooms, 314 6th St. Classified Ads 5c a line. No ad taken for Irsa than 25c. and positively no ciaaalfied ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and remit accordingly. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE — My ■pedal constructed Franklin Brougham, in perfect condition in every way. Run 11,500 miles. Will aell for $2,000.00, terms to suit buy­ er.—Victor Check, S?mlnolo Hotel. 10-2tp FOR SALE—Potato barrels in nny quantity, special prices on car lots, correspondence solicited, Clenrwntcr M g . Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc ? 6 t i SALE OR LEASE One 20 acre, one 10 acre Bnnford ave. walking distance to city. Two lots corner Center snd Elm ave. Two lota west side Palmetto ave., 60 It. from Elev­ enth 8t. Make offer. II, T, owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Loa Ange­ les, Calif. 288tf: 29-tf \ ■•«>«*I n ( r d l* rr« « | W ANTED Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 JUST RECEIVED A Beautiful Line of Easter Dresses ORGANDIES DOTTED SWISS VOILES SMART STYLES Colors—Salmon, Tomafo, Henna, Black, White, Laven• der and Brown WANTED—Man with enr nnd snlei ability; snlnry nnd extrn commis slon with exclusive contract.—Tin Manufacturer, 1108 Michigan Avenue Chicago, III. 17-lti HupmobUt FOR SALE—One tmnk 120<J Palmetto Ave. FOR SALE—Warenouae with R. R. siding. Within four blocks of center o f city. Ceo. F . KNIGHT 272-tfc I l l r T l» » ST. PETERSBURG, April 15.—The Plumbers union here last night voted FOR RENT—Three ro^ni house on voluntarily to reduce their wago scale Sanford Heights, lights. fcood well from $10 to $8 per day effective May wnter, $12.50 per month.—Geo. Hunt­ 1st. er, Route A, Box 1C0-B. 15-2tp Post Cards at the Herald Office. FOR RENT—3-room fprnislicd npnrtment over Herald office. Apply to Work ha* started on tho $200,000 B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel. steel bridge which will span Chottawhntchce River nt Cnryville. A Pen­ Three furnished bed-rooms for rent sacola Arm has the contract for the in the new Miller building over tho constructtion whilh will be over Seminole Cafe. For particular* aoo $8,000 feet in length. tho Seminole Cafe. 12-6tc Dun is the hurglnr who steals tho FoTritTTNf room with Jewels nnd is another victim of the private entrnnrc, 100G W. First St. Hoodoo. 10-3tc 17-3tp WE WILL iliu m V K ANOTHER CARLOAD THIS WEEK $5.00 REWARD—Lost Peerless Auto tiro on rim, sixe 31x4, no tube In­ side. finder return to Atkinson Tiro Store, DcLand, or Ray Bros. Filling Station, Hanford. Lost between Po­ la n d and Sanford. 16-2tp The Ilupmohilc is tho must pop­ ular car in Snnford and through­ out tho country, fur thore is not a dissntisfiod owner. Tho ronson is: Less Repairs, Less Gas AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT—Three fumlahed rooms Tire for light housekeeping, lights and AUTOMOBILE REPAIR and Paint and Oil, Better water furnished. G14 West Second •hop oh Sanford Height! at Reher Mileage and High Re­ Street. 17-2tp Bros, old stand. Our prices are reas­ sale Value W H R¥fNT^Sm*ll house, April 1R onable and all work guaranteed.—E. Demonstrations Gladly Given 8. Stcakley. 4-16tp hod and unfum W R RENT—r Tickets on sale for the Senior play. Get one. They are kt Mobley’s and • 209 Park Ave., Banford, Florida Bower’s. Price 60 and &5c. 10-3tc keeping rooms. Apply to 118 Myr Distributors Seminole and I*ake Counties . tie Ave. * 16-3tj F d R RfeNT—Bevesi room house, lo-'thc author of “ Profossor I’cpp” which WE CARRY THE PARTS cated on Sanford Heights. lG-tfc wa* Kiv. n by the Senior Class1#! I I , 3R RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, v ill nlso ! <• given this yOOT l>y the bsth, for llghthouickeeping. Good, Hillsborough High School st Tampa, cation. Apply “R. 8.", care of Her- (Watch f >r the program in full in Wedd Office. 6-tfc nesday’s Dally Herald. 16-3tc — PAY CASH Spend Less —— For Your Easter T o y s ■■■■■■■■■■BBBaaBBaag a a a a The Churchwell Co FIRST STREET WELAKA BLOCK �P A G E TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD C w b lla k ri tT «r| l O m M l f i N f t *■ ■ «ar at thr l i m i t U a l l S J a s , 107 *»», "■■fora. r u . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. i>tiu .m u :ii* ncr, formerly of Tampa, Florida, and n brother of Mr*. It. J. Holly, of thl» city. George ha* Ruined much fame by hi* *onR* and poem* and it seem* that ha* song on the “ Day* of ’49” thnt were but arc not now" to *uit the . esthetic taste of some of the "holier * L J . I I O L L Y ................................. ......... . . C t l l o r w. J. m i .lard ___*e*r*t«r7 -Tr»»»ar«r thnn thou people of Sacramento and ■*.. A. MXL________ Oeaeral M a u irr O. L. IIIU’IS____ClrralatUa Manager they made him delete much of the wild I ' h u a r 14 * ■ » l a l i M I*. M. und wooly stuff from the song thus iS ir r in ia g llatea H air K n a a prccipntating a war of word* and A**ll«atlaa much "hokum" about the song. Subarrlplloa I’rlrr la Alraar* George thought if he wns to picture Oar Year aim Monika the days of the wild nnd wooly west Drllrrre* la Cltf kr Carrier Oar W eek ................................U Ceala hp would have to go the limit and give Ir He them the real stuff und one verse went aid ratlrrljr ro rrn Hrmlnolr Caualf like this: and la pabllabrd eeery Friday. AdrerIlalna ralra made known on applica­ tion. Ilrmorrallr In poll Ilea. KIM yer "And dance hall, Sudics, year, alwaya la adiaaee.____________ Bandits bold, red men und wine ik: w iii :ii t i i i : asso ciatk i * i' iikss In Sacrimento, we're going to show Bein' n dog wouldn't bo so bud If It you didn't have to lend u human being .lust how they lived and drank and around with a string. Easter Sunday wns a grand day in dined." Sanford. All of which goes to show that the it developed thnt the money was A regular Florida day only it was descendants of the pioneers of any wnntcd to pay for automobile stock at hotter thnn April should be. country are not wild to see tbu deeds $125 a shnro thnt was being ndver-----------®---------- of their ancestors pictured Just as they tised in want columns nt forty All those floods In the east und west wert, und it is only the high lights rents—nnd not worth ten. and in the Mississippi valley are probnro n||owed by the censor, the To take advantage of nn excellent ably taking all the water and that is nncMtors and not the bud, the oil stock opportunity n fnrmor near the reason we have none here. KOOd deeds and not the wild nnd wooly Jacksonville recently sold his farm. — ■ -----o----------- ones. George Tyner will have to learn horses nnd wagon—everything save Anyhow wo are to have n larger t;u. pU|,||c never wants the truth his flivver nnd pup—nnd now. nwnits navy thnn we thought nnd thnt will j() s„nj, or Htory, not even in Cnlifor- dividends that will never come. And help some when the Japanese come njn that old mnn was as tight as a car over to take California from tire doubt* _______ 0 window*. ful columns. . j |- is THE POLICY THAT WILL, Another easy mark, now a resident -----------o----------WIN. of Jacksonville, exchanged a fnrm for Senator Trammel and UeprescnUi* -------nn elaborately engraved hut wholly tivo Scars are on their way to Flori* -|*|,,. Winter Park Post suys the worthless oil stock certificate which da snys dispatches from Washington. Republican lender, W. R. O’Neal took l*on* proprietary stamps; thnt is, They will now tell the people of San* whj, the negro Republicans ami patent medicine stamps. Which but ford nnd Dcl.nnd nnd Pnlntkn about "mistered" them here and there in illustrates that human geese, like the work that has not been done on q,,. ((invention to get their votes. If feathered one, fall for the quack, the St. Johns river. the Post talks right out in meeting Numerous methods are employed -----------o----------like this they will take nwny their by these pirates of finance. No lay* The coal unions nrc going snys the |,]nrk nnd tan patronage and Bro. "inn can ho conversantwith them nil, headlines in daily papers. Well, in Wendler will have to fall hack on the hut here is some of the grain fed to thnt ense we will have to chop down «|||y whites" for his support. Don'thumnn geese: more trees in Florida. With the ther* you know that the lenders of the Fake quotations, mometer around the 90 mark we Republican party in Florida only Country directors. should worry nbout the coal unions or l)fl0 the negroes in politic* because Extra shares of stock. Making hank depositories. the coal miner* or the coal scuttles. they "can use" them when the time False valuations of property. -----------o ---------comes and don’t you know they use Pre-arranged telephone orders. We understand from an unofficial them only to keep the patronage for source that the Stnte Equaliser has themselves? The post evidently in- Editorials bought nnd paid for. rescinded his action on some of the tends to keep up its policy of tnnkinj; Accepting Liberty Bonds nt pnr. Prominent men ns directors nnd raises made on West Florida counties. n real white Itepuhlican party in officers. if this is true the whole business Florida—Sanford Herald, l aying undue stress on name of nhould he knocked in the head nnd de* Yo uarc right, Bro. Holly, thnt is clnred null nnd void. If West Florida just what we are trying to do hut ns hank used ns depository, counties nrc not to have a raise III the Post never hud any support of Quotingprofit figures of establish, taxes why in the summer breeze* the black nnd tans, The Post has cd companies in samelino, should South Florida counties that are nothing to lose. Accepting certificates of deposit now paying nil the taxes he raised? Sorry, Bro. Boh, that you didn't without interest for local notes. We would like to inquire if some of the know them better thnn thnt. If you Adopting name implying the conatntc heads do not own the hulk of tho knew them ns well ns we thought rern is a hank or trust company land in the Wos( Florida counties nnd you did or ns vou thought you did, when ii <• md. would not the equalization of taxes In you should hnvc known thnt they are ( A small investor should have n high those counties not step on the toes of world's champions at the little game degree of safety in everything he some of the official heads of the state of "Put and Take," they doing all buys. It is all hut criminul to offer government? Otherwise, why the the taking anil the rank und file do- him anything less. Yet almost any stoppage? ing all the putting. | Florida hanker these day>. can recite This hunch of office grabbers nov. (instances in his own neighborhood of er wns known to put in anything, it doubtful investment nnd losses runSMOKED OUT is strictly against their religion to ning into the thousands. It would he difficult to estinintc Seminole county by n vote o f 5 to 1 put in. By the divine rights o f kings has pnssed the bond /election for a or some other imaginary rights, it is how much money has been taken out It county bridge at Osteen. In time solely within their province to hold of Wnuchulu for fake stocks. this is to be made n free bridge nnd out the pnlm bciiind their hack and would doubtless run into hundreds of thousands of dollnrs. The smooth if Del.and doesn't want to have con- receive, hut never to give. tongued sales mnn or beautiful cir­ •Idernhle auto traffic diverted it The Post is on the right track nnd should he thinking seriously right by the number of letters we are re- culars will tell of instance* where now of having either the State Bond cclving, it is evident thnt we are on men have been mndo rich over night by buying a few share* of stock— Department or the county purchase the right track. tho present Monroe bridge.—DcLand The Post's circulation over 400 in can you point nut one man in WnuNews. the Inst three dnys, nside from the chuln who has ever received n dollar No comment on this editorial is contest going on, and Bro. Boh dividend from his investment in oil necessary. knows when the circulation grows Mocks, automobile stocks, or any other stocks peddled around on tho ---------- -o—-------the advertisements must follow. LIFTING THE (’OVER There are ninny nnd many of the streets or through the mail? Sure investments paying ten per -------best people of the stnte who have Cities thnt purpose to give celchrn- 1kept out of the pnrty because of its cent are exceedingly, unusual, nnd Uons are side-stepping on the pro complexion in the past, hut happily when genuine, are almost never of­ pram thnt might intimate t«> the pub- there will he a change In the future. fered to the professional stock fakir Ik- any perverting of the Volstead and with two strong white pnrties in promises returns of twenty.five per law or any mention of the fact that a the state, Florida will blossom fort Ii cent on a sure investment he is con­ sciously or unconsciously misrepre­ "wide open" tendency would he allow- as n rose.—Winter Park Post, ed the public. Of course everyone Go to it old *|>ort A real white senting facts. We would he pleased to advise with knows thnt most celebrations nro cu r-1Republican party In Florida will ho any citizen of Hardee county before ried on just us they were in the dnys welcomed by all parties. they make nn investment in foreign of yore and while the brew may be -----------° different and served differently it is HUMAN GEESE ANI) POISONED stock* or securities nnd will give them our honest and sincere opinion, served nevertheless and no one knows CORN nnd it is a banker’s business to study from whence it came or whither it giws but it goes. An example of this The Carlton National Bank of these m atters, and we believe the "holy piety" attitude I* exhibited by Wnuchulu has onoof the beat articles | opinion of nnyreputablo bnnkcr is Sacramento, California, U. S. A., in on fake stocks wo have seen nnd they worthconsidering bythe person who which the Chamber of Commerce and are running it in the Wnuchulu Ad- lias not studied these matters for the city generally is torn up by n song voente as a page advertisement. It years. Waddle along bend down and peck written for the "Dnys of ’49" celvbra- reads ns follows: tion soon to lie given by Sacramento. Florida, as ununl, am! especially up a few grains, if you are a bom goose, hut don't lake a craw full. Tbe song was written by George Ty- llnrdce county, is having n prosper-J TL ous season; its crops of vegetables,<The stuff hns been soaked in potash eitrus and tourist—arc bringing good . —just plnin lye. 11 returns, but these crops are accom­ panied, ulso ns usual, of parnsites \BOUT THE CAPITAL REMOVAL who turn their hand to anything | AGITATION from flourishing norso pistols on the ■ ----roadside to filching milk bottles from Merely from curiosity is this quesi a kitchen porch. , tion nsked upon many sides: "After The flim-flammer i* hero in num- the removal club Is properly funcJ her* und professional stock hawkers tinning nnd after many meetings - galore. We have previously called have been held, and after many ■ attention to the latter gentry and speeches have been made favoring J .would do so nguin, their activities the re-location of the stnte capital, 2 ' being Just now reported from vnrious how is the change to be mnde?" directions. {There is the question: Courtesy und Prompt Ser­ Our citizens art* being offered the A large portion of the people— vice Our Motto opportunity to bet on horse races, nnd nil of the South Florida—are buy gold brick*, patent rights, stock strongly Imbued with the bcHef thnt in oil wells, and in almost everything the cnpital should he more centrally else from banks to hunk—pure bunk located. There is no doubt of this, Phones 497-49I nt that. i It is n fact—nnd facts cannot be disMELAKA BLOCK Only recently a bank reu sed to puted. But it is useless to publish lend $500 on u good $1,000 bond when newspaper accounts asseiting that ! GROCERIES! FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DEANF TUR N ER there was a very largs attendance at the capital removal meeting—men from all portions of the state." Ev­ ery reader knows those statements are not correct. There Is a large population perfectly satisfied with the conditions as they are now; they would waste no monoy nor contrib­ ute no time to attend these mootings; they nrc sitting tight, rocking no boat, and arc resolved to spill no beans. There is one special reason why a majority of the voters will not favor n "removal" of the present capital. Thnt is the large expense of making the change—abandoning the present building on which thcro is now being expended a large sum—allowed by a legislature which hus hut semi-cndowed with farsightedness. To "re­ move" the capital building would cost s t the lowest sum at least three million or four million dollars—and the overage tax-payer will say that "taxes arc high enough already." It in extremely doubtful if tho needed two-thirds majority of the votes could he :::u red —or even a majority should the legislature, in n sudden fit of generosity and with u desire to pacify, allow n vote to he taken. All the “resolutions" that can be drafted may lie adopted by these strongest association of cnpital rcniovnl enthusiasts will prove of no nvnil—unless, which Is n probable impossibility, some one place might he selected for the new location and that chosen spot pay all the cost of the removal ns well as the entire cost of erection of proper buildings and the making of proper grounds. Thnt condition would never be brought about because the game is not worth the candle—the taxpayers would be paying too dearly for their whistle. The cnpital is not so wonderful a thing for any community thnt such nn outlay would lie justified—if it was there would hnvc been greater growth in population of Tntlnhnnssee than this: population in 1900—2891; in 1910—5,018; 1920—5,<U7; or an aggregate nnnunl increase of 142 people each y.ar for n score of years! Really, though, it wns a fair incrcaso when it is known thnt there has been a decrease in Leon county in thnt period of seven percont. BUT— There is a possibility that if the Dobson plnn for the creation of n Capital City was thoroughly exploit­ ed nnd good propaganda sent forth the people might understand thnt a new city eould he built nnd the finest nnd most attractive capital in the entire south erected without expense of one dollar from nny except those „ Lo —Cisld |,C anxious make their investments in the proposition. If such conditions could he made the basis upon which the co-operation of the whole of the state could he gain­ ed. Florida would then hnvc cause to make its boast of greatness nnd progress, for the Dobson plnn, which hns been widely published in this state and has received many favor­ able comments nnd much support, proves ns well ns its possible to prove In advance of the full culmination that there couhl In builded the best cnpital building in the entire south with no outlay upon the pert of tly* tax-payers. There would lie work for n thousand men for a long time. *-but those who located there would si. . _ .. t _.i I he the ones s_ to — pay for everything— nnd they would each and all receive the worth of ‘heir money. The people will do better, by fnr, in agitating the Dodson plan than to try and settle upon some town in which to place the cnpitnl -and ex­ pect that the entire state will vote for thnt spot.—Kissimmee Gazette. making the world, He pronounced it "very good." He who builds a great structure is not bothered about minor defects that aftcrw*ards appear. He knows exactly what to do to remedy them. He has confidence. The poor man put his life savings in tbo hank because he has confidence thnt they will be safe there. You who have builded your char­ acter upon the rocks of fnith and confidence, are rrndy for the thickest nnd blackest storms.—George Mathew Adams in Jacksonville Metropo­ lis. A GRAND LODGE f. 0. 6. F. AND RKREKAirs meet IN ST. PETETODAT ( t l x T fcr A a a o r l a t r S «... ST. PETERSBURG. ApS g . sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd FriL lows und Rehcknh assembly op^, . it* annual state convention h.r , day. **• Don’t fail to come nnd see th* cn little Splggotts, all equally T j bright nnd intelligent as their fitU "The Hoodoo," April 20th and 2la Co m p lete Stock There is a satisfaction in knowing that when you send for a thing that you will got it. It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. Another th in g,—the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. W e are at your service all the time. Chase & Company Phone 5116 GROWERS SUPPLIES ib b iii im a m HOW THE OLDEST OIL COMPANY MADE THE NEW EST DISCOVERY ABOUT ' FORDS The most interesting announcement of recent years in the oil industry him been made by Wm. C. Robinson & Son Company— the oldest oil company in America. It tells of the discovery of n new lubricating oil, w hich will not carbonize, nnd thus glaze the transmission brake band lining of Ford cars, causing what is commonly called "chatter.” It hns been tested nnd approved by 1G15 authorized Ford dealers and reliable service stations. TESTED !JY THOUSANDS Every drop of this oil, to which the name of "F" A uto­ line was given, has been sold under the guarantee of this 90-year-old oil company, thnt it will nssure perfectly sm ooth transmission and braking, or money will he refunded upon request. Any Ford owner is invited to fill his crank case w ith "F" Autoline Oil from the Frank Akers' Tire Company, on the promise thnt his m oney will h e immediately refunded by them if his brake and transmission do not operate sm o o th ly . FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. DRIVE IN FILLING STATION First nnd Elm Avenue Phone 447-W CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY "SERVICE THAT COUNTS” We handle everything in THE FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE LINE Car Lots or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia CONFIDENCE. I nm remind) d of n story of n boat thnt wns hit in mid-stream. It bctrnn to leak quickly ns the wnter stole its way in. The captain commanded nil to crowd on the high side of the bont while he headed fur shore. There wns a fnther with hi* little Ik)>* on thnt boat, who said: "Ron, don't be afraid, everything will be nil right, we shall reach the shore safely." Anil so the little fellow held the father's hnnd—nnd waited. When the shore wns reached, his ,nther said: "Were you afraid, my hoy?" “No, fnther," the boy replied, "you told me not to |>e. nnd so I wn*n t. Big humnn being* need to have the fnith nnd confidence of little boys in this world. And nation* need such confidence, too. Better time* nrc mn^c by confi­ dence. It is all very well to talk about "economic laws" but how many such laws nre dally shattered by lack of confidenceA thing doesn't begin to take shape nnd form until the mnn behind it put* his belief to work. "No, Fnther. you told me not to he nfrnid. so I wasn't." There is one thing that I am sure of about God—and thnt is thnt He never get* panicky. In the Bible the historinn say* that after He finished Be F air Don’t Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is Costing- More THERE IS A REASON The countries in Europe nnd especially Germuny have just started buying coffee nnd they have bought nil of the avail­ able supply for the next several months, so the price of cof­ fee mny go «o war time prices before it gets nny less. Drink GRADE A COFFEE ALWAYS FRESH Bel-Jar Coffee Company SANFORD- NEW YORK- -MIAMI ■■■■■■■■■“ ■■■■■■■■■BBBBMBBtlBBBBBBBBBBlIBBBBBBBBBa �PAG BTH AB R H E cher, Dixon, and several othera, than ford, Orlando, Cocoa, Edgewater, 6 1 3 0 the aensational play, “Friendly Ene­ Melboroe, Eau Gallic and several oth. mies.” The programme for the last c r towns were present. The Orlando 5 1 8 0 evening was very food. Wo are glad delegates were S. J. Sllgh, B. R. Cox, 5 1 8 1 the following people are Interested In W. M. Tarpley, _ ______ W. T. Bland and D. 5 0 2 0 having the Chautauqua return next P. Slas.—Orlando Sentinel, 5 1 2 1 year, Drat, because It is educational 6 1 0 1 and Instructive: 5 1 2 1 S. Puleston, Forrest Lake, S. 0. 5 1 0 0 Shinholser, A. E. Yowell, Ed Higgins, 5 1 0 0 R. C. Bower, A. R. Key, D. L. Thrash­ er, S. O. Chase, Sanford Herald, H. ni*. «; Columbia 3. Totals .......... _ .... . .46 8 16 4 C. DuBoie, R. H. Murhead, M. H. k ap o llt: Navy, 3; SyrmenM, DeLand Whltner, C. Watson, C. Phillips, Miss AB R H E Ora Murrell, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell,; Yale. ™ -2; F1ori<U* 1 Simpson, 3 b .--------------- 5 0 0 0 Miss E. Humphries, Miss Mabel Bow­ RUB PAIN AWAY WITH A SMALL If*-) „ Arran, p -c .----------------- 4 1 0 1 ler, L. I. Frazier, L. Brumley and Mr. * TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD *t point: Army. 8, Tufts, 3 Hammond, 2b........ 4 o Q o Baumel. They have signed the con­ “ST. JACOBS OIL-" ittimore: John* Hopkins, 4; Arran, J., as., p .............. tract and wo know they mean bus), 4 1 i 1 of Pittsburgh, 2. Mullens, lb. ______ ___ 4 1 ii 0 ness. Stop "dosing" Rheumatism. /i. Ina Of irham: C arolina, fl; Trinity, Hannon, c., as. .............. 4 I t’s pain only; not ono ease in fifty 0 l 0 requires. internal treatment. Rub fruhlngton: Ufayetto, 2; Norris, odt field .......... 4 0 oi 0 TRAFFIC LEAGUE omm Keppler, out fie ld ......... 3 0 soothing, )>cnrtrating M St. 'Jacobs GETS BIG BOOST University. 3. Oil" right on the "tender spot," and !eW Park. M aryland: Geor- Duffy, out field .............. 4 1 0 1 AT COCOA MEET by the time you say Jack Riblnson— laryland, 3. (i- innings.) out comes the rheumatic pa'n and T o tals......... .......... 36 4 5 5 ikine. 8; Newberry. 4. One hundred and twenty new mem­ distress. "S t Jacobs Oil* 'is a harm ­ By innings: R 1 1 E thimbtta. Ga.: Mercer Umbers were added to the Central Ftor. less rheumatism liniment which rev6- U. S. Infantry School, 4. Sanford ............001 003 040—8 16 4 Ida Water Traffic League and plan* cr disappoints and doesn't bum the Jumble. S. C.: University of DcLand ......... 1002 000 010—1 5 5 for obtaining government aid In the skin. It takes pain, soreness and Summary: Two base hits, Moye I, irolin*. 5; Colombia (SAL) Shipp 1, Lyons 1; double plnys, Duffy construction of a harbor at Eu Gal- stiffness from aching joints, muscles He or aomc other point in this sec­ and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, U port News: William and to Arran, J. Arrnn to Mullin to Simption of the state were discussed at backache and neuralgia. son; Guntfr to Gillnn (2); stolen bases V. Unlrcnlty of Richmond, 2. the meeting held In Cocoa Friday, Limber up! Get a small trial bot­ irtanburjr. S. C.: Oglethorpe DcLand 8, Sanford 10. Time of game tle of old-time, honest “St- Jacobs S. J. Siigh, president of the lesgOe, —1 hour, 45 min. pyt 6; Wofford College, 1. reported yesterday. Oil from any drug store, and in a A hundred of the new members moment, youTI be free from pain Saturday*" Reenltl Don’t suffer! were pledged from Titusville which aches and stiffness. HIM STATE LEAGUE sent a large delegation to the meet­ Rub rheumutism away.—Adv. (eland, 4; Jacksonville, 8. ing and entered into the discussions ando, 7; St. Petersburg, 2. with reat enthusiasm. The others Notice of Application for Tax Deeds mpa. 9; Daytona, J6. who will affiliate with the league Under Section 575 of the General USE GRANDMA'S SAGE TEA AND arc from Melbourne, Cocoa, EdgeStatutes, Law* of F'iorida Rational l e a g u e SULPHUR RECIPE AND NOwater, and Eau Gallie. fir York, 17; Brooklyn, 10. Notice is hereby given thnt Charles IIODY W1J.I. KNOtV, | One of the principal speakers nt liladrlphlit. 14; Boston, 5. the meeting was Judge W. T. Bland, D, Cury, purchaser of Tax Certificate , Louie, 3; Pittsburgh, 2. The use of Sage and Sulphur for president of the First National Bank No. 16, dated the 2nd day of June, A. lirinnati, 8; Chicago 2, restoring faded, gray hair to Its in Orlando, who urged that a canal D. 1019, has filed said certificate in nnturat color dates back to grand­ be built from Kissimmee to the In­ my olTice and has made application iMKIUCAN LEAGUE mother's time. She used it to keep dian river or that a railroad be con­ for tax deed to issue in accordance iton-Philadelphia postponed, her hair beautifully dark, glossy and structed from Central Florida to with law. Said certificate embrace* attractive. Whenever her hair took some ^oint on the East Coast where the following described property in Ireland, 11; Detroit, 4, on that dull, faded or streaked ap­ a harbor would bo available. Mr. Seminole County, F’iorida, to-wit: W uhington, .7; New York, 5. pearance, this simple mixture was np. Siigh, who was also a speaker, is sc. 1-2 o r SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and Irago, 0; St. Louis 14. credited with having said thnt if such SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd plied with wonderful effect. ( But brewing at home is mussy and n road were built he, pcrieiiimlly, NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W lino kRICAN ASSOCIATION ; out-of-dntc. Nowadays by asking at woU,‘l be willing to hear one-third of of Knnford Grant (less 825 ft. N nnd (iambus, 4; Milwaukee, 3. S by 660 ft. E nnd W in SE comer nnd any dnig storo for a bottle of “Wy. | d*« expense. edo, 4; Kansas City, 2. eth’s Sage nnd Sulphur Compound." Chairman Porrhcr, of Eau Gall'e, less N. 7 1-2 eh.> Sec. 20, Twp. 10 R. lianapolis, 10; St. Paiul, 6. you will get this famous old preparo- produced figures to show that a har- Range 30 FI., containing 25 acres. Tho jisville. 5; Minneapolis, 0. snid innd being nssessed ft the date tion, improved by the addition of *,or coU,‘1 ^ ,,uilt “l Eau at n other Ingredients, which win be de- cost not to *«ccd 1500,000, nnd the of the issuance of such certificate in ITIKRN ASSOCIATION pended upon to restore natural color league expects to take up the mat­ the name of FIlizabetb Kissel. Jihvilie, 6; Birmingham, 0. Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, datter of obtaining federal assistance nnd beauty to the hair. Orleans, 11; Mobile, 6. with F’iorida congressmen at an car-|»’< l the 2nd day of June, A. D, 1010, A well-known downtown durgglst mphls, 1; Little Rock, 2. ly dnte# Brcvnrd county league toll'** filed snid certificate in my office says it darkens the hair so natural!* Santa, 5; Chattanooga, 8, • | oral has made application for taX deed and evenly that nobody can tell it bel tdn campaign. to issue in accordance with law. Said Representatives of Titusville, San has been applied. You Blmply dam­ GAMES TODAY pen a sponge or soft brush with it i at Lakeland, nnd draw this through your hair, pa et St, Petersburg, taking one strand at a ttime. By st Jacksonville. morning tho gray hair disappear?., I and after another application ar two it becomes beautifully dark and glos­ tIDA STATE LEAGUE sy.—Adv. Won. Lost Pet. jr'liurg ______ 8 4 .667 Dodo de Graft, the duxiling Daisy 1 ........................ 7 5 .583 from St. Daul, is the cause of a lot of ..........................6 0 .500 excitement in "The Hoodoo." She m pile ................. 4 7 .364 wants "an ocean of love with n kiss 8 .333 on every wnvo." 16-3 tc Shipp, c f . ....... .... Sanford Moye, p Lyons, 8b, ----------------Gunter, as. ................. Thurston, c . --------------Gllllon, 2b. ___________ jLL B fiE B A S E B A L L Stephens, lb ............... .... jS tofton: Princeton, 6 ; DuBoie, If. ___________ Meisch, rf. ...-------------rfjphla: UnW.r»itjr of SPORTS PAIN GONE! RUB SORE, RHEUMATIC - ACHING JOINTS LADIES! DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: All NE 1-4 in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks. W of NE cor. run W to intersection of W lino of Sanford Grant, SWly along Grant line 15.00 ch., E 4.08 ch., NEIy 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp. 10 S., Range 30 E, 116 acres. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Elisabeth Kissel. Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat­ ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following de­ scribed prpoerty situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. NW cor of NE 1-4, Sec. 32, Twp. 10 S.f Range 30 E. Run E 12 chs., S 20 ch. to S and L E Ry Wly along same 7 1-2 ch., N 20 deg. W 10.06 cb., W 10 ch., S 11-13 ch., NEIy 23 ch., S 14 deg., E 8 ch., S 64 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W of FI line of Sec. and 10 ch. N of 8. line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor. of NW 1-4 of Sec. N to N'W cor. of Sec. E A> beg. 167 acres. The said land being assessed at tho date of tho issuance of such certificate in the name of Jacob Kissel. Unless said certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law, tax deed wilt jMUl) thereon on the 15th day of May, A. D. 1022. Witness my official signature nnd seal this 10th day of April, A. D. 1022. (SFIAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, F'la. 4-10-fitdh By: A. M. WFIEKS, l). C. vided for yoo. New goods jw t n > calved and at price* that plea**. Rivers Brothers, Sanford Aveno*. TAKE NOTICE and save money I |400 buys Bulck 4; $550 buys Bukk 6; |475 buys Oldsmobile 4; $40t buys Oldsmobile 8. Balance, terms la suit your* purse. When they make better can, I will sell than.—N. H. Gamer. 12-ltle Hill Hardware Co. HAS JUST RBCE1VRD A COMPLETB LINK OF L E O E A M CLEAN ABLE ONE-PIECE. PORCELAIN LINED REFRIGERATORS I* Vaudeville Show, Men’s Club, April 21st 6-tfc When you are planning your ntw This is positively The beet Refrigera­ spring dresses, plan on visiting out tor on the Market Today store and taking advantage of torn* of the unusual values we have pro- -----------CALL AND 8RE IT----------- CHULUOTA INN ■ On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Bast Coast Railway, Cbuluota. Fla., among the pines aad like* of Seminole county, so up-to-date modern brick hotel, wllh private batha and hot water heat. P in t class cuisine. Hates $2.50 to $3^0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Manager Twenty miles per gallon of gas, IATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet. 15,000 miles on tires, no repairs. This 6-tfc « ................3 0 11.000 is what Hupp owners say. n i # .................. .760 1 ................ 3 1 .750 R a M R* t a t * * > 1 .667 2 M .......................i .333 .............................1 3 .250 3 .250 rn ....................... 0 M M M 3 .000 *» M to M II. S. NOTES LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet. 5 ................. 8 0 1.000 * ..................3 0 1.000 >h!s a 1 .667 fk ...................... 2 • 1 .667 ton .................... 1 2 .333 O ............................... to .333 3 .000 3 .000 mrrican Getting utmost too hot to go to school, we should say! "Love’s ship" and "Blue Danube Waltx," our chapel music Thursday was F'INF.. Let's hnve more of this kind, even if it isn’t "grand opera music." Don’t forget to reserve Thursday nnd F’rlday of next week to seo the sensation of the season, "The Hoo­ doo," at Sanford High. Splen.^l acting, good music, ’n everything. The program wil appear In this col­ umn next week—watch for it. Hi RUN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pet. O *0 .500 ism i 2 .500 O . . . 2 to .500 om .500 ►.......................... 2 .500 Miss Humphries stated Thursday O * ......................... ... a* .500 that the Freshman Class, thru the o l ._ . *» to .500 selling of ca)te, ice cream, etc., for tan* _ 2 o .500 the past few weeks, have been enab­ led to donate $60.00 to the establish­ WCAN a s s o c ia t io n ment of a Domestic Science course Won. Lost. Pet. next, year. Rah! Rah! The Sophs j ..........................8 0 1.000 and Freshles are to give a play May !i* ...........3 0 1.000 the Oth for this fund. -by ............. 2 1 .667 till r, 1 .667 During this terrible hot spell, the 2 .383 benches on the boy’s side have been 2 .333 crammed full every recess and noon. 3 .000 They’re certainly useful now. Mr. * ....................... 0 3 .000 Ryan is certainly a friend of ours. r 1 w *N8 FINE GAME team of Troop 4 me* by Scoutmaster Bolly and Mallem, won a game of et DeLand Saturday aftert the Grammar School *■» the moat clean game have yet had, winning for 1 not only a baseball game I* “ ranger 8cout spirit Morpitchnd this game and we ^uiat some catchers lure can •* score and line us is as Anybody desiring to help sell tick­ ets for the "Hoodoo,' see Willard Lumley for them—but please do not ask for any unless you really mean business. If you want to know how April fool Jokes work—Ask Miss Gray, she knows. The High School sold almost $500 worth of Chautauqua tickets. It wae “lota of fun," and think what we received in return; Lectures by Het- Thtt* ihu<jyt*U Carry FEHltAU NE: BOWER A ROUMILLAT MOBLEY'S DRUG STORK NHWBKRRY DRUG STORE UNION PHARMACY Nature always tttnmls guard between Man ami Disease. Tho most valuable remedies that Medicine sml Science have ever discovered come from Nature. The minerals of the soil— the herbs o f the fields— the natund Hpringn that guah from the heart o f the earth—these are the moat potent healing’ agents thnt are known today. Chemists, with their wealth o f knowledge, have never been able to espial them. At Hatchatigbce HlufT, Alabama, by the sparkling waters of tho Tombigbec River, there in a mineral deposit possess­ ing alm ost miraculous healing qualities. Nnturc hero has done her host for tho health of man. If tho purest water bo filtered through lid s soil, it dis­ solves the wondrous minerals that compose this earth und cause the water to become a medicine without peer. This medicine is— In FERRALINE, minerals are blended by Nature in pro­ portions that can never be imitated by mnn. In FERRA­ LINE, Nature has subtilely mixed a remedy which none but she can duplicate. In FERRALINE, Naturo has built her owm remedy, which mfin will never equal. FERRALINE builds red blood. FERRALINE brings to pale cheeks the rich flush of health. FERRALINE regu­ lates the torpid liver—eliminates the poisons that clog nnd weaken the action o f tho liver, FERRALINE acts gently on the kidneys. It aids digestion. It soothes and heals the soreness o f the stomach and bowels. It nids all functions of N ature, for it is, in truth, Nature's remedy itself. FERRALINE is NOT a patent medicine. It Is Nature’s own combination o f health-giving minerals. Formed by Na­ ture nnd delivered, unchanged, to you. Your druggist is your friend and will truthfully tell you of FERRALINE’S merits. Ask him about I t Tht FVttoJ»»u fAstribuHny Co., Tbmpo, Florida : p1J -iT : 7* �**rr .. !li V# ‘*v At «•>;? m PAGE FOUR Ml f t ta M STATE NEWS The largest and best event of the season, The Easter Ball. 12-6tc Miss Longnecker is the old maid in the Senior play. MOh, hs looked right a t ■Ml" "The Hoodoo,” April 20th and M at 18-Ste PROFESSIONAL = AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : f 41 • 1 FORT PIERCE, April 15.—Women in St. Lucie county apparently are taking little Interest in the coming primary for in spite of the efforts of the County League of Women Voters comparatively few have registered. Of the :t00 who have registered thus far less than 100 have paid their poll tax. The League Is expected within a few days to launch another cempalgn to interest the women in the ballot. ADDITIONAL RISE IS g e n k r a l Ct F a i r a l l n e x t WEEK IB OFFICIAL REPORT FORECAST IN FLOOD AREA OF M I88IS8IPPI ( S r T fc , A M t r U l i l P r t u ) WASHINGTON, April 15.—Gener­ NEW ORLEANS, April lS ^ W lth ally fair weather and normal temper­ tho crest of ths Mississippi within atures except obowon Thursday ia a few inches of the top of the levees the forecast for Florida for the week here and a forecast by tho weather beginning Sunday. bureau indicating th a t an additional At any rate, now knowledge of geo­ rise, every flood protective agency In the city was on the alert today to graphy got from conferences will af­ ford a fresh supply of names fo r Pull­ cope with any emergency. Government engineers In charge of man cars. the levees, official dock board and Nice assortment new spring dress experienced river men were unani­ mous in declaring that there is no materials received. Styles th at will danger whatever threatening in the pleast you and a t prices you are wil­ ling to pay. Visit our store and get lower reaches of the river. Reports yesterday from Plaque- the advantage of the new pricee. mine. La., where a newly constructed Rivera Brothers, Sanford avenua. section of levee had shown signs of weakening, stated that the engineers Rayfield Carburators had won their fight and no further trouble was anticipated. Installed and Guaranteed by The lower sections of Arkansas City, Ark., were reported flooded to Sanford Battery Service a depth of several feet. The busi­ Company ness section of the city is above backwater, however. In discussing the outlook for Stu­ a rt a few days ago, Mayor Stanley Hitching declared that the SL Lucie canal will be finished within two years, with the result that S tuart will become a port of entry and a port of THOS. J. A. REIDY call for yachts and other vessels go­ Attorney and Counaellor-at-Law ing to and coming from Lake Okee­ chobee and the Gulf of Mexico. The Practicing In State and Federal Courts noxt thing in order will be the open­ Over Seminole County Bank Sparton Horn Service ing of the St. Lucie Inlet to a depth ■ RELIEF AGENCIES ARE of fifteen fecto^nm *-, which will --------------AT-------------CARING FOR VICTIMS mil coarttwis«^^^tmcri on J ^ * u c z George A. DeCottes OF FIRE AT BERKLEY ocean-going ve-^e’s A little dredging A tto rn e y -a t-L a w Sanford Battery Service would then give a flftccn-foot chan­ Over 8emlnola County Bank NORFOLK, Va., April 16.—With nel right up to Stuurt’a docks. Company SANFORD FLORIDA city authorities In charge relief of According to the Miami lleratd, a the hundreds of families mndo home­ S. O. Shinholser bond iaaue of sufficient site to cover less by the fire which, Thursday night SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY the expense of erreting n now court swept Berkley, n suburb of Norfolk, Contractor and Builder house, providing suitable fair grounds was going nhrnd rapidly last night. E. C. ECHOLS, Prop. SANFORD -:- FLORID/ and making necessary road improve­ Through the co-operation of the civic “Old Mattress Made New and ments throughout the county, is be­ and naval authorities, assisted by the New Mattreas Made to Order” ing considered by the county commis­ American Red Cross and other relief French Avenue and 17th Street SMITH BROS. sioners. The commission is said not agencies, the negroes whose homes to Garage and Machine Co. have any estimates on any of tho were destroyed by the conflagration, proposals, but is inclined to consider were fed and housed, and steps have Henry McLauIin, Jr. Expert A uto Repair Work all three at once, when the time comes been taken for their permanent re­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Phoae 30 Corner First and Oak for n decision, and ready to plan for a lief. bond issuo to cover the several pro­ MWE DELIVER THE GOODS' jects. The need for tho court house THREE MEN KILLED SLEEPING ON TRACK is urgent and there are many who are Quick Service Transfei anxious for the county to hnvo suit­ NEAR FORT WORTH S to ra g e F a c ilitie s able fair grounds. u t r T h r l o o r l n l r d 1‘r r a a t If we plraae you, tell othera; If no FORT WORTH, Texas, April 1 5 Sanford, Fla. tell ua. Phone 498 "Plans for building a bridge across Three men, nil of Columbus, Ohio, 212 Kaat. 1st St. Indian River at Wabasso are being were killed Inst night while sleeping discussed by the citizens of that sec­ on tho tracks of the Texas and Pa­ Sanford Steam Laundry tion, and it is reported that interest ir. cific Knilrond near Trimble, when n FOR SERVICE tho proposition la growing daily.” freight train rain over them. The nnya the Fort Pierce News-Tribune. fourth member of the party escaped Call 146-J The newspaper, telling that tho pro­ by choosing the path between the W. BAW LING, Prop. ject would not be difficult of accom­ tracks ns a place to sleep. plishment, as the river is less than n wide at tho point indicated and SANFORD NOVELTY- notmile Something special at Rivers Broth­ very deep, ndds that "the bridge ers, Sanford nvenue—Ladles' pure WORKS would bo useful to a great section of thread silk hose, mercerized lisle top, country, ns the people cn both tho ■earn and fashioned stitchings, doable V. C. COLLER, Prop. north and south parts of the island sole, heel and toe, shaped close fitting would tie able to use it to advantage, ankle. Colors, black, white and cordo­ BAVK YOU MONEY General Shop and Mil* while the construction of a road to van. Easter sale price fl.25, Also Write us connect with the Vcro bridge would a very nice and complete line of every­ be of benefit to travelers as well as thing in socks, three quarters and Work Empire Hotel Block those who live the island.” full length hose for men, women, boys, ORLANDO, FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BU ILD Et girls and infanta at Wafter 2ilc prices. Don't fail to see our show­ New Dance W rinkie S17 Commercial Street Ssnfsrd, FU ings before buying. Rivers Brothers, From Rue nos Aires, Sanford avenue. 6tf-2wt |; ;V j ; j Geo. W. K night BETWEEN THIS BA] l AND YOU l m m ■ there exists a feeling of friendly interest; an earnest desire to help in every con’ structive movement th at will assure your happiness and prosperity. In short, w ith the whole-hearted support and confidence of our customers, we aim to make the F irst National an institu. tion of real and lasting good in the up­ building of this city and community. 3 First National Bank! A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ Real E state and Insurance SANFORD -:- FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work-, Cylinder Grinding; Del.oxe Pistons; Overall? Rings and Pins; Flywheel Bteel Gear Bands; Crank Shafts re­ { 'l J l i I I !l turned; agents for Callls Inboard ao4 Outboard Motors. — ------ Phone til STRIKE! 5 If ic k le jj • . I. la 3 Feel the Thrills!! JSqolp your Fishing Tackle with a South Bend Level Winding Anti-back lash, or a Shakespeare reel, Cortland Une, IIoddon'a bamho Agate Rod, MA1 T om ” bait and Heddon Minnows at prices lower than you ever expected. FIFTEEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on all Rods and Reels. All OC Minnows, s a c k ---------------------O t l C ■ 3 buy by the car load. % [ Sanford Paint and fValll Paper Store H. A. HALVERSON, Proprietor i U OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD 01 SEE OUR SPRING WINDOW % Decorate Your Law Spring Time is Hera FOR Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (Mower) BeauJ tiful—We Will Help You Ball Hardware Col Welnkn Block NEW YORK, April 15.—General Gregorio Semcnoff, ataman of the Cossacks, was still in Ludlow Street jail last night nwniting for $25,000 bail. Outside, crowding the street perched on rollings, leaning from windows, even sitting on edges of roofs, were thousands who waited for him. not lo cheer but to hiss and -■boo" the lender of the Cossacks. Most of the thousands who milled about the jilil during the day knew the Cossacks. Most of them were men and women of Russian descent who tivo in the thickly settled dis­ tricts of tho lower East Side. If they did not know themselves what the hard riding Cossacks can do, they had been told by their fathers or mothers who had fled from Rus­ sian massacres, and they had (no love for Somenoff. . Early in tho day police reserves were called out. They milled with the throng, ready to avert any pos­ sible trouble or to open u passage way through tho crowds when callers came to tho jail. Once or twice the reserves went Into the tenements nearby and drove the people from the roofs. No. No. No. No. No. Southbound Arrive 83.. ......... 2:36 a.m. 27.. . 01... ____ 1:18 p.m. 89 .. 2:55 p.m, 85........... 0:55 p.m. Departs 2:46 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 3 ;2U p.m. 7:10 p.m. ■ Northbound Arrive No. No. No. No. No. Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. 82.. 11:45 a m. 84 80... ........ 2:35 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 92... 28 . Trilby Branch Arrive 100. 24 158. ......... No. oo xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. I^esburg Branch Arrive 167™____ 8:55 p.m. 2:50 p.m. 21— 6:60 p.m. 101™ 1:30 p.m. 25.. 7:00 p.m. 22 — Departs 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:90 a.m. 7:00 p.m. General . . Electric . . Fans . . . * : The E ddy Refrigerators \ARE THE BEST ,,?, WORLD, BAR ■ 7 % Departs F. P. RINES Oviedo Branch SOUR ORANGES WANTED—Drop 105 Palmetto Avt xNo. 126 ------7:45 pjn. card stating number of boxes you THE SPORTSMAN STORK xNo. 127......... 3-40 p.m. have.—W. Hayward, Winter Park, Fla. x—Daily, except Sunday. ICOt&wUp 117 Park Avenue Phone 251-W i PAT S TON SUN-PROOF PA IN T $2.40 a Gallon. Wi| PIANO CO. SANFORD CYCLE CO. l PAINT, VARNISHES and STAINS. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 v /i <K * You are (joitig to cBuil 3 We invite you to call and g et our prices od| P TRAIN SCHEDULE B. F. WHITNBK, m VnudcvHlo Show, Men's Club, April '■ fl-tfc Named After Patagonian Monster for 21st : Which They are Hunting HELPED HER MOTHER WONDER­ FULLY ( l l r T h e A a .o r l a I r S I ’ r r s a ) PHILADELPHIA. April 15—Phil­ adelphia dancing teachers rejoice at In these dnys of “flu,” coughs, colds, All (he Latest Popular Hits news from Buenos Aires that the new croup nnd whooping cough, it is well Tcrphichorcan wrinkle called Plosion- to know tlint every yenr there are nurian glide, has been invented and used more bottles of Foley’s Honey A. B. CHASE, LESTER AND three new tangoes have been dedicated and Tar than of any other cough PREMIER PIANOS to Patnguninn monster for which A r­ medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 515 W. 0th gentine naturalists are still on a hunt. St,, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "Foley’a UPRIGHT PLAYERS, GRANDS One teacher said the name might Honey nnd Tnr relieved me of n hack­ have been changed to fit the vocabu­ ing cough, tickling in the throat, EDISON AND RUSSELL lary of the dancing public. When told wheezing and pnins in the chest. It PHONOGRAPHS the Plesiosaurus alleged love for pre­ is helping my mother wonderfully." historic mud he suggested mud turtle That's why druggists recommend Fol­ glide. ey's. Sold everywhere.—Adv. J. H. HINTERMISTER THRONGS GATHER AT JAIL. HISSING COSSACK LEADER F. P. FORSTER, President ■■ ■ i t ■ IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC Mud Turtle Glide ar ?•- : GLOBE PIANO CO. 1i I r2jPT’ S ■* *v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 17,1922 Don't forgot to fix your Easter baskata, Circle No. 2 will do th a t for you. 9m sal* a t th e . Union Phannacy Sat* arday afternoon and evening. 15-Utc MB V • i ii.. ....... Sanford, Florida | We will demonstrate them with ANY 3 of family Refrigerators, under any test tna | ■ you can suggest. j Sanford Furniture Companj\ f\ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1922 For Circuit Judge young woman of the blonde type, was n picture of girlish lovlinesa in Her (traveling costume, of black and white crepe knit, with while hat und other accessories. Having1qualified with the Secretary of State . M"* "uir‘* l.he ,1nu*h;c: of Mr.*'l candidate toi the position 01 Judjje of the her home inSanford for the past ye aCnvpnth ‘ * Judicial * ’■ ~ i — =-» . friends by her Circuit, State of nFlorida, which sho hml n,u,!e nd sunny disposi c o n i prises the Counties of Seminole, Volusia and manner nr c o n ip i ^ Brevard 1 take this opportunity of announcing’ Mr. Hulf is a young man of sterline qualities und was a popular salesposition subject to the de­ man myv candidacyTAfor this __ t-» ■ ..................... a. i i i i r at Woodruff & Watson's for a cision o f t l i e D e m o n a t i c I l i m a i y t o h e h e l d J u n e number of yean, having recently ac­ cepted a position as book-keeper for 6th. 1022. the Wight Tire Co. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple left for Daytona Beach where they will spend several days, after which they will be nt home to their many friends nt the home of Mrs. Alfred I.ilja 9 on Park avenue. Every’ wish for future happiness is expressed by their many friends, • — KAST Kll IIA1.1. PAGE FIVE s Free Demonstration of CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE ■ a 5 J * ■ £ ■ ■ y a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : s AT THE POPULAR MARKET, APRIL 19 ■ We are going to give away a 100-piece Dinner Set with CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE. Ask your grocer about it. This set is on display at Newberry’s Drug Store. s ■ : s s ■ £ : * ■ ■ * '■ , Vaudeville Show, Men's Club, April WOMEN—LEADERS IN \ CHEAT, 1ing for « few days and your kidneys d-tfe will act tine. This famous salts is Hst. CAUSE made front the acid of grapes and You will just love the way Owenlemon j Juice, combined with lithia, Women from fifteen southern an dhas been used for generations to dolyn I’eringlott-Shino says, “ Yes, Miss Esther Miller is visiting in „nH clo^Ki<l kidney.; Mamma," in the Hoodoo, April 20th Arcadia, the guest of Lieut, und Mrs. t a l e s , lenders in their respective H. A. Bivens. Shu will be the hon. 111 1 w,,r<* r,’nv,,nw n f,w **** a*" also to neutralize the acids in urine and 21-t at the High Sehool. Ad­ on-*’ at u bridge-luncheon, today, and ,n St Augustine endeavoring to map M, jt „„ hmK|ir u a „ourcp of irritil. mission 35c nnd TiOc. No reserved ,,lft(ld, r wcnknrlR, sens. also at the Easter Ball to lie given •nit a new program in home econolC-3tc mu and home demonstration work tonight at the Aviation Camp. •lad Salts is Inexpentlvc; cannot ■*nd in studying practices and moth. injure; makes a delightful efferves­ NOTICE ■d- to make this work more effec- cent tithlu-watcr drink which everyT. J Mll.l.Elt & SON tlvi Front all reports the meeting „„„ BhmiId ,nUo no wnnd thcn to The Singer Sowing Machine Com­ HAD (IRKAT OPENING NEW m t N I T l ’UK STORK a* i umptished ,,hd ,BUch ,n"t,nR Wns keep their kidneys clean and active. pany has opened a store in tile Elder Try this, also keep up the water Springs Water Co, office with a full Many were present nt this gath- drinking, and no doubt you will won­ line of accessories. Machines sold on The opening of the new -Miller Fur- , rin|. w|)0 ,joU|,u,.M |Pft jt with a der what became of your kidney trou. easy terms. nitui Store in the new building nt a|(.,.p,.r nn,| keener appreciation of Me and backache. Adv. Ifi-5tp T. M. DUNLAP, Mgr. th. corner of Magnolia avenue nnd this phase of educational work. It Second street Saturday afternoon nn.i j. lrui, n»turnlly true, no doubt— ■■ m m n i N i i night was not only n very pleasant that people in the various wnlks of social nffnir hut it marked the op- ||f,. know ,iut )itti,. nhi,it and give N t-niri!r of a new epoch in huslness drtarge amount of consideration to des and especially in the furniture the wot* and the problems of those line. T. .1. Miller, one of the pio„tj,or Wnlk«. This is more strikneers of Sanford hud been in the old ingly true In certnin cases than in ■ building nt the comer of First street „thers, nnd we believe that Hie proh■ nnd Park avenue for the pnst twenty whh h oommandeJ the greatest ■ a five years nnd occupied other locn- «mount of attention nt the Ancient Hons many years ttefore that. His city meeting are nmnng those which ■ building of the magnificent edifice, receive too little attention from the s■ making the first floor nnd balcony Kn.at ,n„ss of the American people, ■ ai>a■ibaacacas^saeaa&asasaa*!!■■■■■■■■*•I i »sss«iib»sb«»ss into one of the finest furniture cm- Ils WP|| n„ nny nther people, ■ Do not try to pay bills without n checkinR ■ poriums in the state and moving into jitR this should not be the ense. ■ ■ the building with one of the best nnd jt hs* been said that a nation's account. Misses Olga Simmons and Frances ■ most complete stoeks of furnishings typlrnl home may he tnken ns nn In­ ■ iTongue of Mountvlllc, S. C. ■ in this part of the state marked the • ,|ex to thnt nation. The time hns If yet; do, you uiii aimdy ged ait lhiiku-'U tip. 3 tuts part not come when nations are little ronRntlorscd checks are legal receipts; and, be­ ■■ I RED DAir.F.R. Society Editor, Mr- ftn,i Mr** d- lai.-iing, Mrs. A. ,.f the state. , renieil ns to their strength. A nation ■ Phone 217-W 1**■ Hell, Miss t.elin Roper nnd J. r . T. J. Miller & Son while being the ,.„n |,P no stronger than its nverhge sides, with a checking account, you sun keep S » K,.r nor Crime* tutMob McClelland left yesterday for a motor p|„npcrB |n the furniture business beat best; probably not stronger -it f trip to Tampa, S t Petersburg, Lake- | i(.V(, in keeping up with the pro.es- tlmn its weakest home. Therefore : an accurate record of your expenditures. ■ • i n . i,S | „ i l, U d r p o r l R i r o t' . n l« In land nnd other places on the west B|on nn,| their lntest move and the jt behooves nny nation to look well to ■ u i » l l * . n r f r l r H p n n r It const. reception to the public nt the big op- the welfare nnd the standards of Its »■ m m l f n | i | i r e r l a t r d The Peoples Rank of Sanford cordially invites ■ ening Saturday night, their deter. homos. von to become one of its customers. Miss Teague Simmons, of Mount- minntion to go ahead with their The women who attended nnd took SOCIAL CALENDAR vi||e, S. C., who is attending Stetson greatly enlarged plnns for doing part in this recent meeting, ns well Mon-tay Easter Dnnce nt the Parish University nt DeLnnd, spent the week businessshows thnt they may be nB thousands of others who tuned House at H:T10 p. m. end here with her aunt, Mrs. W. T. pioneers hut they nre also pioneers in (heir prnyers for its stirress, arc Mer.h.y Mrs. Hal Wight nnd Mrs. Langley. llu' new era and purpose to be the (crusndrrs in a muse which is do. It-ill'li Wight will entertain in hon­ -------leaders of this time ns well ns the serving of our most serious study or of Mrs Hart Peterson of .IninesWelfare Department of the Worn- bailers of the .lays of twenty years d|„yn| suppott. These women nrn tawn, N. Y. nn's Club of Sanford will maet at the - %im . „ „ i entitled to every possible encourageMonday Intermediate C. E. will have Womnn’ss Club House nt 3:30 P. M. The new Miller building was re* mrnt nnd art of co-operntlon bemuse ■ a dimming party and supper nt Wednesday .................. modeled for a furniture business nnd they are leading in a work that hns ■ ■ ■ Palm Springs nt 4 p. m. Ti ls*meeting is n most important lf "">thing has l>oen left undone it (,vpry „spPrt of Christianity. If their loes not appear on the surface. program be rnjried out, we sba!l Tin liny Rotary-Anns will entertain one nnd the work of the now club ' tin members of the Rotary Club rt year will be discussed nnd Mrs. Gallo. With n beautiful white stucco oxter- have better boys nnd girls, better ’way ,s talk . Ihi !'.irish House nt 8 p. m, on state wclfnre aims i. is ior, white and colored tdc lobnj on men and women, better homes, nnd n ■ trance with the wonderful interior, hotter, stronger and greater country, Tu. .];,y I'hiluthea (Tnss meeting sure to be full of inspiration. ■ . Insist on with the front nnd street side all hitf . ----and upper at the home of Miss plate glass show windows, with one The Herald for Post Cards. Mary Howard at 6 p. m. EASIER EM, H . of the finest balcony effects that can Write, .-day- Welfare Department will ■ Little Miss Caroline Hill, the dainty ^ ,)ul,t and |nj,t with „ flni, nX(H.v of ■ .t :i o’clock at the Club young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \V. furn,tur(> nm| h)U1„c flirni,hlngs of room*. numbrr ur ^ new „(nri. Wah a drram a W'-iiru- lay The Welfare Department Hill, «»ntt*rtninotl IT IS PURE, CLEAN ANI) SANITARY m young friends most delightfully Sat|f e|0R.ance nm| |M.nuty and c m ■ ting at 3:30 in the afternoon. From the car at •Vuir.iwlay. Miss Mell Witnor will unlay afternoon at her home on |)!|>to jn eVcry ,|Pt„ij. 0n thff gm ,n,j „(rrt,t b(ijp n„. house «i t. rta'n the memliers of the Busi- French street, «t nn Easter Egg hunt. flames of nil kinds were played on c„mpjcte („ B},own p„intr from the IF YOUR HACK HURTS OR III.AD*■' and Professional Women's ■ DF.R MOTHERS YOU, DRINK the apaclijun lawn, until lfiD* In t mtohfn to the parlor nnd being r«»m• Tub. ■ LOTS OF WATER. afternoon, when they hunted for the p l|.u ,|y furn|BhP(|. ,s’Ppn through the Thur-dny 3 P. M., MrJ. Sanford It.ti.lney will entertain the Idlers bright hued eggs. Elsie Freeman, was ,nrRC „how w|n,lows and with the When your kidneys hurt and your at th.. home of Mrs. A. Vaughan. awarded a box of candy for finding lights turned on this effect is most beck feels sore, don’t get scared and U. itsday Mrs. L. C. Kolb will enter the golden egg. After the egg hunt, charming In the other windows nnd tain the members of tlm Every Week delicious refreshments consisting of of "*PYPry*part*oFthe*ito*re"is'furniture proceed to load your stomach with a ice cream and rake were served. The b1, ,M.rimll, nn,j deBiKnB known to '"t of drugs thnt excite the kidneys bridge Club at 3 p. m. favors being Easter baskeU filled thr fllrnltllrp mnk,.r’s are. There!Rml irritate the entire urinary tract, rn .ljy - Mrs. Harry B. l^-wis nnd with Easter Eggs. ur,. ni|fB al1(| at.,ves and linoleums Keep your kidneys clean like you Mrs. II. P. Drummond will entertain Little Miss Hill was assisted In nnd wini)ow „hnd«-a nnd everything. »■‘C‘'P• y"ur w i u e .tun* in n ............... — a mi window shades and everyim m r. -- »mwels clean, " - by ' flushing , ■ -‘t bridge nt the Valdez Hotel at 3 entertaining her young guests by her Qn R n|Pony jB the queenswnre dc. them with a mild, harmless salt.a M tiN— You have heard it hinted around that Tires and p. m. Tui-es were going up, hut here is n 2 5 Vo RKDUCTION, it Miss |iartn)Pnt, thP tn.nks and valises, the > h irh removes the body's urinous ,, 'Saturday Children's Story Hour nt mother, Mrs. W. C. Ilill and Olivo Newman. Ai.out thirty children wimIow „hn(|PB „nd oi| c|„t h and lin- 'MUnle ®n‘l "‘Imulales them to their ■ marks the lowest prices in Tire history. Central Park at 4 p. m. enjoyed this happy event. oleums. T. J. Miller, Frank Miller, »>ormnl activity. The function of the ■ 0,000 Fabric. 10,000 Cords W. P. Hnymnnn, of Winter Haven, Mrs. Frank Miller, Will Erickson and kidneys is to filter the blood. In 24 . ■*-' in the city Saturday attending to CHICKEN PILAU s,r“in from 11 r*00 t r,,,n" 3 30x3% ........ !*•■*••*••«*•*••••mnny othersi waited on the many ri«- h"ur" ^ a i (.) $14.40 business. Tlie members of the Senior < hrls- jtorB „nd showed them around Sntur* o fncid and waste, so we ran readily understand the vital importance of 5 23.35 16.25 32x4 tian Endeavor entertained nt a rhick- day njKht and served ice cream t<» the keeping the kidneys active. Mm. A. Hayward ami B. Hayward, pn pilau nnd swimming party, Friday jadjPB nnd rlgnrs to the m*-n nnd 24.00 17.00 Drink lots of water—you can't drink ■ 33x4 of Petersburg, spent the day here evening nt Silver Lake. took them over the entire building. ‘ 24.65 17.25 Saturday. Alwut forty-five member* enjoyed Everyone who saw the store S-itur. too much; nlsn get from nny phar. ■ 34x4 mneist niiout four ounces of Jnd ] this pleasant evening. The diaper- dfty nijjht was loud in their praises 31.60 ...................... 20.00 34x4 x/z Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Y/oodruff and „nes being Mrs. R. C. Maxwell and nf the Millers who have given S ah -js *U": tak'* n tsbleapoon in n glass of 37.50 33x5 ......................... 21.00 Harry »ery Ferrnn motored to Daytona Mrs. Green. ford such n fine building anl store, before breakfast each mom59.50 36x6 Reach yesterday. nnd have proven their faith in San­ IIUFF-HLEC'K ford In in so mnny many different way*. In 111.50 40x8 H. W. Hart and J. W. Scott, of OrA marrittge of much interest and thP future the public can depend upon ■ DIKECT-Factory-to-userB prices. You will probably never •amlo, were in the d ty Saturday at­ one which came as a surprise, nltho -p, J, Miller & Son to have what they ^ see as low prices again. T h ise prices subject to change tending to husinesa. it had been expected for some time by want when they want it in the furniwithout notice. tnnny friends of this popular couple, t1)rr line nnd they will also let the Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Hurts and Miss was thnt of Miss Elizabeth Block and public know about the coming events Vi.di-t Rortz, ot St. Petersburg, were Mr. Jamca Huff, which was solemniz- jn the advertising in the Daily Her Get An Abstract Hefore “l-Mtura here Saturday. ed Saturday evening at 8:30 nt the njd> PresbyteHnn church, in the presence Buying When the man tells her that ho _ Property •>r. and Mrs. W. T. Langley hnvc as of a few intimate ft tends, Dr. E. D. l G A S— O IL — B A T T E R IE S — A IR — W A T E R — S E R V IC E ^heir house guests, Dr. J. II. Teague, Brownlee officiating. loves her wonderful mind, ho means n A l i n A C O O* ML. A . L r U U i s L A & o » r f C S . Uurcns, S. C., J. M. Simmons, The bride, who is a very attractive that she isn't much for looks. Don't forget that Easter bull tonight at the Parish House. A good time is assured you, if you dance or if you don't. Don't fail to hear Robert Herndon's latent, its grent. This is to he a real hall without tile dress suit, so come on hoys and bring your girls und have a goo«| time with us. A CHECK ON Yourself j. j. DICKINSON SOCIETY j The Peoples Bank of Sanford j GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS! JACKSONVILLE ICE FREIGHT DEPQT N O T I C E * SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. 3 j Ray Brothers Phone 548 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/48d01227c57dcc046cd756932b51d2b2.pdf ace61c39c73e4d807c35790c794f7d5c PDF Text Text SANFORD • ‘-The CHy Substantial” The Smtord Daily Herald IN THE H EAR T OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME in. SANFORD T h e City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 18. 1922 NUMBER 19 STORM SWEEPS THROUGH STAR THEATRE BUILDING GERMANY AND RUSSIA NOW . WILL BE TORN DOWN FOR NORTH CENTRAL STATES NEW AMUSEMENT HOUSE CAUSE CONSIDERABLE FUSS --TAKING TOLL OF LIVES BY SIGNING OF NEW TBEATY Manager Herndon Will Occupy Princess Theatre During Interim And Property as it Goes T o d a y — Passed Over Slate of Ohio Today AMERICAN BALL PLAYERS WILL TOUR FIFTY LIVES TAKEN FRANCK, ENGLAND AND IRKLAND AFTER SEASON CLOSES ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND OHIO SWEPT HY MOST DISASTROUS 1 h y T k f \ « * n r ln fr «1 |*re*«) TORNADO OF YEARS WASHINGTON, April 1 8 .-A barn­ Illy T k r tu n r la lr d I’ r f M ) CHICAGO, April 18.— Sweeping northeastward through the middle western states the storm which origin­ ated in the Rocky Mountain region Sunday had passed over Ohio today leaving death and much destruction in its wake. The losa o f r.oarly fifty lives is attributed to the atorm, which developed considerable energy n* it passed over lllinuis und Indiana, tak­ ing in many places the form o f torna­ does. Damage to property will mount into the mlillons. Twenty-one persona are among the known dead in Indiana, the greatest death list being in Cen­ tral Illinois. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 18— Electric and wind atorma passed across Indiana yesterday, leaving ruin­ ed farms and isolated villages in their wake. Communication difficulties jjnd washouts have caused delayed dr sus­ pended service on ninny railroads. Tornadoes were reported as having visited six Indiana towns yesterday. Hedrick and Sloan suffered worst nc|cording to early reports. Summitville, Gaston, Matthews and Wheelis/, northeast of here also reported I storms. The property damage nt Wheeling and Gaston is reported henvv nl(hmii»h no lives are believed lo st storming trip through England, Ire­ land and Franco after major league season closes is in prospect for the Washington American League club and another major league club to be decided on later. Ted Sullivan, who took the White Sox and Giants on n trip around the world some years ago is in charge o f the plans. 9 - Sanford is destined to have a new This will be good news to the theStnr Theatre where the old Star The ntre-golng public and means that Sanatre stood for so many years and for.! is getting in the big city class where it has outlived its usefulness, with new theatres and new business Manager 0 . P. Herndon has decided blocks and new hotels and everything that it would not be profitable to even needed to make up a first clnsrfcity. attempt to rebuild the old theatre and Mr. Herndon Is moving his picture make the necessary repairs that machines and will try and give Ihc would be required by the building in- patrons a show in the old building up apector and he hns made all arrange­ t» the time he leaves for the Princess ments to move his material and mn- 1Theatre, He is arranging new fans chines to the Princess Theatre and and now seats and ninny other in*Will probably move Wednesday or provrnirnts for the convenience of his Thursday of this week. patrons and will make them comfortThe old Star Theatre is one of the able in the Princess until such time ns ancieqj landmnrks of this city .m l ho c.n h u e Iho now S L , nlnna for fnr »h ...... buildK...W will be torn down immediately, the them. The plnns the. new lumber in the building bring for sale ing have been drawn and approved and now and it is thought /hat within th. will be given in the Herald in the next next sixty days Manager Herndon few dnys and all who hnve seen them will have the old building out of the pronounce the plans as being ns near "a > and the new building can be perfect ns a theatre along modern started. lines can be mnde. WILSON DENIES ABOUT REED Dll) NOT THANK SENATOR FOR HELP IN PASSING FEDERAL RESERVE HILL iNullifies Hrest-Litovsk Treaty and Re-estab­ lishes Full Diplo­ matic Relations F R A N C E ls a n d o t h e r n a t io n s so r e w il l g o t THAT W AY WHEN DETAILS OF TREATY ARE KNOWN Ills Tkf AMiirlalrJ I'rru) ST. LOUIS, April 18.— Woodrow Wilson In n letter Inst night denied I II t T h e I v . r U i r S I 'r t H l the statement printed recently In the! Globe-Democrat tthat he had thanked h ., ho h „ l ,h .„k o,l L V l™ *S' n" ‘ " r »' R e«l. Candidate for . ‘ A' ' !c* « • nomination and re-election, for “ the < " n? * ,to ‘ h“ (Icrm,ln, •"«* great .......... ......... Ku*»i" be great service service which which .he the senator r e n. -..„ %. ..n» . notifying . _ them it will — dered him ih perfecting and passing for ‘ h* Germans and Rusthe federal reserve bill. The state- , "*• ment was issued by Lee Meriwether, , / Russian Affairs Commission «n attorney and supporter of ^erVi Heed ,h " ^ r mA‘ "* talning the Russo-German treaty. • EFFORTS MINERS VOLUSIA GRAND JURY PORTUGUESE TO SETTLE STRIKE INDICTS MRS. SHIELDS NAVY FLYERS RESUMED TODAY FOR MURDER HUSBAND STARTED TODAY 4 MEMHEHS AND COMMITTEES ON W AGE CONTRACTS ARB IN MEETING ( I l r T h e A a a o e U t r d I 'r n a ) * ON GENOA, April 18.—Consternation caused by the Gerniun-Ruaaian coup in concluding the treaty o f Itapallo supplanting the Hrest-Litovsk pact showed no signs of abating as tha economic conference continued Its delilterationa today. People who pre-j dieted at the outset of the conference^ . . . . . UftBT ‘ he r«’*u|t In great good or disaster to THEIR THIRD AND Itr o p Europe were inclined today to take tha 'DANGEROUS PART OF ! view the conference was headed to­ FLIGHT ______ dlsnater which only the coolnew DKLAND, April 18.—The Volusia County Grand Jury today indicted Mrs. Shields in connection with the death of her husband, the indictment charginR the widow with aiding, abetting, hiring, I lly T h e A .« n rln lrd I'rM a l procuring or counselling unknown party who killed husband. T h e Illy The \«...rij.t. ii r r r .., !’ f V'0* '1 " n'1 othpr NEW YORK, April — Efforts of ..... ................ ** jury immediately began investigating the ease of Pete Smith, PORTO PRAYA, Capo Verde Is­ leiuk*m could prevent. Anthracite mliy.'rs operators to set­ negro, charged with the actual killing. , lands, April 18.—The Portuguese na­ tle the strike was resumed here to­ day when members o f their joint sub­ committee on wage contract negotia­ tions re-opened the series o f confer­ ences which began two weeks before the strike was called April first. NONF o p OFFERS FOR SHOALS FOUND TO HE ENTIRELY ALL RIGHT THREE BIG PACKING PLANTS WILL FORM NEW MERGER, FIVE HUNDRED MILLION GENOA, IH.—The slt.ning val aviators started at 5:30 this morn:■ April * ........* •••* —* .....* *of ■* Ing for St. Paul’s Rocks on tho third “ tr**,y ,,,’, 'vt'*'ri Germany and Rus­ t s s s .» . . kin M'llli'll nillllfiAa Il«i. I)m «I f iitoVrtk and probably the most dangerous leg !,h wh,rh nu,,,fip* thp Hrest-Lltovsk » f their flight from Lisbon to Rio trvM} y * " d rr t’,tnb,,»hM (M diploJaneiro. The route lay over nine hunrp|,,Uon" ,,Plwcc" ‘ hove l"® dred miles of water, devoid of markers c" " n‘ ri' * " " « basis o f equality has or guideships and thev oxnee.«) r..nsed profound astonishment and re­ reach the rocks in the mid Atlantic In "‘‘"Rnent among the allied delegation!, ten or twelve hours. A Portuguese Thp " f «he |>owera which cm iser is awaiting them there with coW'rnw* *h» conference decided at a fuel. . meeting held Inst night to have n % ___________ .committee o f experts examine this treaty this morning, to determine FLORIDA I. O. O. F. whether it coiiflirts with the Cannes ELECT OFFICERS resolutions or the Treaty of Vcrsail100. Firms Involved are Said to He Armour, Wilson LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 18— Two I H r T h * A •anrln f r.| |'rr •■ ) women were killed and nn unidenti­ and Cudahy WASHINGTON. April 18.— Memfied man probably was injured in a bers of the house military committee tornado which struck Newton county ^ t ^ ( l l y T h r %••«*/ li» I r d I ' r n a l concluded yesterday their first ex­ Iste yetserday. CHICAGO, April 18.— Informal negotiations for the merger change o f individual opinions on the ( l l r T k f A u n f l a l r S l’ rra -1 four private proposals for develop­ of three of the Big Five packers into a $500,000,000 corporation Subsequently tho convening powers ST. PPETERSRURO, F la , April INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 18— Ing the government’s projects nt Mus­ hnve been conducted by J. Ogden Armour, head of Armour & Co, 18.— H. II. Zimnicnuun, o f Lakeland, will ................... meet with Poland, Cxifho-Slovak—Ilcavy rainfall accompanied by high cle Shoals, Alnbnmn, nnd adjourned says the Herald and Examiner today. The firms involved arc Ar­ was selected grand patriarch o f tho b,i Rumania nnd Jugn-Slavin to nsevrwind* resembling winter gales and until Wednesday. At that time it mour. Wilson and Cudahy. Armour nnd Edward Cudahy flatly Grand Encampment I. O. O. F. of ,n*n *hc view o f.tho lessor powers and considerable lightning continued Inst was announced by chairman Kahn denied a merger was contemplated, and Wilson was out of the city. Florida at the session held yesterday 'h’a* with the report of the experts. night t„ mike n . , wa" Announced / t . L __ _ • That H r i l i . l . . ‘ lhr ™ nmU.oc .111 l,r c ln W i l l ., The llritish and t?__ French delegates afternoon. Other officers were elec* [ . f . ! rather prevailed ,|own (},,, testlmonv haunt ,lnrln.» th. Will Pass Honus Hill ted as follows: declared last night thnt they consldFlorida Fast Coast «"r « few hour* in many parts o f Vhe investigntion, o f the offers to reach ...... The Kritish nnd French delegates F. I , Helms, Orlando, grand high This Session is Plan of •Ut- yesterday but with night /nil the Has New Fast Freight tho outstanding features of each pro­ Kpy declared last night thnt they considpriest; F. F. Iloffmnn, j Morms resumed. Senate Republicans Making Improvements West, grand senior warden; Mnx m,<* *he signature o f the treaty a die* posal to be considered ns n part o f Families living |n the lowlands, the reports'to bo drnfted for the Serken, West Palm Reach, ,oynl " rt- Apparently, it mny imper “ ply Warn« L are safe in most In- house. Vote Today was 36 to 9 on Motion Will Soon lltiild Parallel Line Okee­ grand junior Warden; J. T. Dale, ** *hc conference. ~ rive- bottoms. Cloud hurst yesOffered chobee City to Palm Dench Sentiment among the committee­ Orlando, grnnd scribe; ( ’. I). Itine•" stated that the signing o f the ’■,l aj killed stock and blighted ormen, it wns said, had not yet reach, hart, Jacksonville, grnnd treasurer; trraty, which took place at Itapiilln fh«rd* and spring crops. Indiana far(Hr The A o trlilrS I'r n .l (llr The Associate* I'rcssl ed th* stage where any o f the exist­ WASHINGTON, April 18.—A decis­ KEY WEST, April IH.— The Flori­ J. A. Weatherford, Key West, grand Sunday, w*s unknown to the nllied .tncr* hav* been able to arromplish liting proposals had received preferen­ marshal; Roy J. Hahn, Arcadia, leaders, when Lloyd George, Rarthod, *f spring planting. ion to pnss the soldiers' bonus bill this da East Coast Knilway already is hav­ tial consideration. grand inside sentinel; Max I , Thar- Schnnier and Thcunys met yesterday IndianaiKills was declared beyond While hopeful that the (Inal en­ session o f congress was reached today ing ita hands full moving |K>tatocs Inger. Jacksonville, grand outside afternoon to consider the reply which Qsager Inst night by the weather budeavor of the committee to report “ a by Senate Republicans in a party con­ from the Hastings district arid other sentinel. the Russians might make to the con*«u officials. constructive progrnm for develop­ ference. The vote was 36 to l» on the vegetables from the territory further Mnre than 500 persons from all ditlons imposed on thnt country, but U vw * »n »'l l'-rts of the state were ment of Muscle Shoals to the houso" motion offered by Lonroot, Republi­ South, but the beginning o f a nevy pnrta o f Florida are registered for a* *H»n ns the delegates learned o f the "Ported holding. • would receive the full approval o f the can o f Wisconsin. fnst freight movement which will fur­ th . convention. More than 300 are treaty, their program was changed twenty-one members on the commit­ and the situation, which is considered ther tax the capacity of the line is un­ expected to arrive tomorrow. ( HR”AGO, April 18— Twelve perX tee. Chairman Kahn said ho was un­ I.OUGIIMAN MILLS extremely grave, fully discussed. derway. The first shipment of pino„ nrp known to have been killed, able to predict what the final decis­ DAMAGED IIY FIIIB— M. Barthou, head o f the French npples from Cuba hns been forwarded U. 8. KN8IGN HELD ON .,°re lh,nn « hundred injured nnd ion would bo or wldch o f the exist­ COVERED IIY INSURANCE here and hundreds of carloads arc exDESERTION CHARGE 'hlcgution, Is seeking further instruc­ l a' mn<le homeless bv tornadoes ing offers now umlir consideration tions from ills government at Paris iwvted to move north within the near rtoiKls Which swept over the ced(Hr The Associate* I’ rrsst would be recommended in whole or In ( I I ) T k » A a a o r la lt * l ‘ rraa| and declared thnt he would not sit befuture. The Cuban pineapple move­ * « t yesterday. ORLANDO, April 18.— A fire of part. PHILADELPHIA. April IH.-OUs side Russians In semi-official meet* ment lluougb Key West this, season ^ornadoes were reported in a ^ure Members who attended the execu­ undetermined origin last olght dam­ is expected to amount to 1,500,000 C. Petit, former ensign in the United ings. ' town. " “I . ' ,nd'nm‘ ,‘ n,, Arkansas tive committee sessions while the aged the mills and lumber yards of crates. State, navy, charged with deserting The actions of the Russian. Homes were demolished, wire exchange o f the opinions was in pro­ the Everglades Cypress Company at nt < barleston, 8. C., In July, 1020, Germans on first announcement ha. The railroad within the last few J ‘ e cr)pP,ed *nd livestock killed, gress said today the Indications sere !<oughnfan. The loss o f ono hundred days announced thnt it hnn placed an with *4.000 to $5,000 belonging to an almost stunning effect on the al ■ruughout the area from Ohio on thnt mportant modifications in the and seventy-five thousand dollara was order with tho American locom otive the crew of the U 8. S Iluford, Is, Res. Premier Lloyd George , ll the " , LK‘ n" ' #nd Nebraska on existing offers probably would be In­ largely covered by insurance. J. Company for three switch engines nnd ™ r . I Ti h* * l ,h,c l " " * « • » countric* h..l rst, heavy downpour* swelled sisted upon by th* committee before Wade Tucker o f Kissimmee is Gener­ —v.n M U . cnfinH to r '" ,V , >'*nl lo *W,H ........... (or month., but . . . T o t . 3 -f 0f already out it submitted n report to the houso. al managed for the company. senger and fast freight service, to be ‘ , they had signed a treaty until lnt< »nd ^ '’ k*' * n<1 inundatcifxthous- None o f the proposals, it was ex­ j yesterday afternoon built at the Richmond plant o f the NEGROES HELD UP | Tht ldl, t n" T * o f rifh f*rm land in ad- plained, was entirely acceptable to RAKHMATEFF 18 IMMUNE company. It la understood the road **trr ^ Cl**1 ,r*cU * lre*dy under the committee, if the opinions already HANK MESSENGER ' most prominent deleystee7 re rreerv FROM COURT APPEARANCE also in tho near future' will begin voiced by the members could he ac­ — 18 RUSSIA’S AMHA88ADOR construction o f the line between Okee­ IN_KANHAS CITY their opinion, unui ^ 7 ^ rad'/ 'w " nOW " ni1 l‘wvcri*d Colo- cepted as reflecting the attitude o f chobee City and West Palm Reach, a Pert* examine the new document. (Or The A uw U lrS Prrsa) C ; N' br « k . , Missouri and the twenty-one members. (lljr T k » A a a m - U f r * I’ rra a l distance o f seventy nillos. This would The treaty provide, for reunuciaKANSAS CITY, April 1 8 .-T w o , * rr* P4' :‘ <’d with heavy hail WASHINGTON, April 18^-Boris A strong insistenre prevailed give the Flagler System two routes negroes with pistols forced a’ bank ti«n of war cxjienaee, damages and exUui, I *ma,hed windows and among the committeemen that the Bakhmatcff, isst accredited ambasanorth between West Palm Reach nnd messenger to leave a crowded street pendlturea incurred through war pris L , i L Uch ,Uma»fo to cropo. Sev- proposal o f Henry Ford should be a dor from uasla to the United States, New Smyrna and would great'y re­ car hore today and enter an automo­ oners, renunciation, also of all claims , 1 nche* of snow were reported recognised representative Russia and modified so as to eliminate the lieve traffic congestion. bile, then robbed him o f eleven thou­ o f German individuals or the state It,ro,B Denver. ■team plant at Gorgas from the prop­ as much enjoys diplomatic immunity sand dollars, four thousand o f which » «lf against the soviet republic. ReSecretary Hughes declared today in erties he proposes to purchase and was cash. INCREASE APPROPRIATION^ ■umption of consular and diplomatic J ? * 1* ’ ,8- p«m ler Poln- lease, it was said. Another point in a letter transmitted to the Senate. FOR BUREAU ENGINEERING relations la to take place immediate­ The Labor committee had eubpoaad STATE SUPREME COURT ‘«f‘»lder IH1 ^ t*1* f * b,net U>dMy to that offer not altogcthur satisfactory AND ORDINANCE DBPT8. ly; commercial relations are to be reg­ f he attitude to be taken by according to some members, was the Bakhmatcff appear at its Semenoff EXAMINES APPLICANTS ulated on the most favored n.tlona hearings. FOR I1AR ADMISSION principle and the righta of the nation­ C * n c* r Rui-,ia *nd Gcrm*ny 100 years lease period. A reduction . . . J ”Z Tfcf Pr«*a» # m ^m— mm^ , ° n,aintain separate arrange- to 50 years was preferred by several WASHINGTON. April 18.—The als o f both countries in the territory regarding restoration of Russia. members. You know what fine stationery sells House members who put through an o TALLAlfttSSEK, April 18— The f tho other are to be conserved. for the world over. Come In and amendment to the naval bill Increas­ ^ ^ T w i W . Custom The two governments will a u ist examination of applicants for admit­ * Finest line stationery in the city see our big stock selling belovc cost ing the enlisted personnel, at the last each omer *n their economic difficul­ ind J " '/ ,00 *l Stokes’ Store Friday tance to the bar o f Florida, begun to­ sold M o w cost to make room fo r our for two weeks only. We need the moment today decided not to offer ties, nnd the German government de­ day by the State Supremo Court. room. Hrrald Printing Co. 18-3tp u »i r lu y* Aprii a j,t ttn'1 amendment* increarlng appropria­ 18*3tp -u t the 100-piece dinner set to offices. Herald Printing Co. clare* Itself ready to facilitate econtions for the Bureau Ordnance and T ie world at yo-.*r door (.very oven1 °mlc contracts between hrivate enter­ riVen * w>y* l!)-3tc Herald want ads get rest,its. R jy It with n Herald Want Ad. and construction and repair. ing for 16c— Dally Herald. I~ J— ' ** Prises,In the • two rountries. �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1922 ■ ■ The Am ount Doesn’t Count. It’s the Start : o f nccumulatinf? money is irresistible after you really get a start. It’o just like tennis, golf or other sports— you have to urge one to start, but once you get a real taste of the game, you are off. It’s fun then to accumulate money and accomplish things with it. A good way to START is to PAY YOURSELF first every day and then live on the rest. E V E R T R Y IT? • The Seminole County Bank -PROGRESS- „„„ t . , # , Have >ou seen that atock o f leather pocket books, bill books, etc., at They must be the Herald office They it once nnd the sob! at once and the price will move them. All leather, well made, last forever. -SERVICE AUTOM OBILES AUTOMOBILE REPAIR nnjl Paint ■ shop on Sanford Heights at Rehcr Bros, old stand. Our prices arc reas­ onable nnd nil work guaranteed.— E. S. Stcnklcy. 4- 16tp CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ads 5c a line. No ...ad taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly. *s Ha NEW YORK’S EASTER PARADE WAS BIG SUNDAY E V E N T PERIW INKLE BLUE WAS 11 NEW YORK, April 17.— Manhat­ tan's famous Easter parade was set in step yesterday to n sartorial sym­ phony—the Periwinkle Blues. Ita in FOR SALE fci The now shade was the dominant note in the color modley that filled THE WEATHER : Generally tonight and Tuesday. E. Craig formerly an engi-Joseph ’ " " I 1" r.. img lormeriy nocr for the Routhl>rn Uti„ ti(M wns in the rity today visiting friends. He is now nn engineer in Jacksonville and is making tests for the city try ­ ing to find a supply o f soft water for Jacksonville people. J. P. Hall, mnnager o f the Western Union Telegraph Company, left to­ day for Atlanta to attend n meeting of distrirt managers nnd local man­ agers. This was in compliment to Mr. Hull for his fine record o f ser­ vice here in Sanford. Dr. lirownlee o f the Presbyterian brilliant French avenue, from Central church had the entire Taylor ContFOR SA LE — A now six-room house park, down to the shnwod o f the mnndery o f. tho Knights to ............. ....... Templar ........ nnd I lots and H-tnn Ford truck, Washington an h. bear his ~ Faster sermon yesterday all in good repair in sight o f depot As to color, the Easter parade was morning. The sermon wns greatly ’ and store; possession given at once. n veritable crescendo, with the pleas enjoyed by the Commnndery and the Apply to Mrs. A. Norwood, Lake,' ingly soft periwinkle blue everywhere big crowd th/it wns present. Tnylor Mary, Fla. IR-’J tp .in dominance. There was no group Commnndery is growing and tho ___ __ 'complete without it. Its choice wat FOR SA L E — Potato barrels in nny members present n fine nppcnrnnco. Iconfined to no one age or class ot quantity, special prices on cer lots, even complexion. Occasionally crea­ Mrs. Raymond L. Allen nnd H„| 0 correspondence solicited, Clearwater tions o f one or the other o f tho nior« daughter, Frances, left Friday Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc ftir sombre hues were invariably lighten- their home in Sanford, after 11 delight FOR SALK OR LEASE—One 20 acre, ed on the hat, the ImmIIcu o f th fill visit in tiie city, the guest o f Mrs. onc 10 acre Sanford nve. walking skirt—with a touch...................... of the shade that and Miners, sisters, Mrs. J.. ||. II. , ...... Allen's" mother unolie 1 nun airs. .1 distance to city. Two lot* corner seemingly claims milady’s sole nllcgi Stanley, 820 East Morton street Mrs ICenter .fttilfir nnd n nil I* lm nve. • —*.. >west ....s .... r at. . . . a . . . Elm Two Ilots lim e o f the moment. IA. Ilurhnnan o f East Rose sir.-t side Palmetto nve., 50 ft from ElevThe tiarnile w , . In p reg ^ -a ...u,i of Mrs. f . It. Castle* «t her home ..n the «nl2< 31. ninKe offer. B. T. Corey, the day, but it didn't' really start of Auhurndnle road.— Lakeland Star. owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ course, until the ehurches o f the ave- j ___ .________________ * les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf Hue dismissed their morning eongrega- ( HEURETAK V PEAl(M \N FOR SA L E —Onc trunk. Inquire at tions shortly after noon. A kindly WRITES SONG III I 120d Palmetto Ave. 5-tfdh providence did its Lit in providing a ABOUT FLORIDA day o f blue and silver, shot through FOR SA LE — Warehouse with R. R. with gold—a perfect Enster day. Secretary Pearman o f the Sanford siding. Within four blocks o f center Many were the paradrrs— the flap­ Chamber o f Commerce aside front be­ o f city. * pers as well as their older sisters— ing one o f the best publicity men in Ceo. V . KNIGHT who knew full well the value of tlie tile state, is also a song writer o f note 272-tfc sedate cathedral nnd rhurrh entrances and has written several good song ns hack grounds to their brilliancy, hits in the days when he was in the F O R RENT and these austere doorways framed Jbig city His latest is one enllod. F?;it KENT—Tii rce furnished rooms the naive prncoe'kings o f thousands ••|'m Going Right Rack to My Dear for light housekeeping, lights and as a prelude to the march up and down Old Florida Home” nnd the cover is water furnished. ON West Second lht. „ v,.nuo. Thcy |,.ft tho rhurrhM excellent showing the paints o f Flori l » - 2tp slowly lingering in their frames for du shading a beautiful bungalow home F o r r e n t Smalt house, April In. just the proper time to register nn efand in tin- corner is the young man J. Musson. 17-3t|», feet, In fore they joined the gay env- riding on the rear end o f the Florida Inleade. Spec ial train while the snow is falling There were many striking costumes, all around him. The words are very TH REE ROOMS UPSTAIRS. IIAl l. and quite an array of colors under the AND FRONT PORCH. LIGHT AND overlordship o f periwinkle blue. Long W ATER, $13.01) PER MONTH, r.15 fringed capes of black many o f them LAUREL AVENUE J-. jt,, lipstieked red, or surmounted hy hats F O ir iffiN T Two lowei light Ilouse­ o f rough straw o f the new’ or orange, keeping rooms. Apply to Its Myr­ of dull guld emerald green, with lure mid there a vagrant wisp o f jade, tle Ave. 10-3tp seemed second in popularity to tailored FOR RENT— Seven room house, In­ suits of the new shade. It seemed that rated on Sanford Heights. lfi-tfc fully a third o f the paraders were FOR REN'I^ Two unfurnished rooms, caped, many of the periwinkle blu e, hath, for lighlhousekeeping. Good suits having capes o f the same materJ location. Apply "R . S.", care of Her­ ial attached. ald Office. fi-tfc Rends were Very much in evidence. FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms for All manners o f gowns were relieved, housekeeping, light and wnter fur­ in heads, many of them in rather fan­ nished. Rates reasonable. 205 Oak tastic array. Tho tailored suits for WILL RECEIVE ANOTHER avenue. 5-2wp. the most pnrt, were almost severely CARLOAD THIS W EEK plain, with long lines suggesting dig­ FOR RENT— 3-room furnished npartment over Herald office. Apply to nity hut nvoiding any hint o f auster­ ity. Bended gowns o f satin nnd crepe, 'The lltipmohile is the most puptl. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel. __________ 12-Gtp in pearl gray, eticampngne brown ttlur car in Sanford and through­ taupe or fawn were striking features. out the country, for there is not ’Three furnished bed-rooms for rent No one authority had indicated the a dissatisfied owner. The rea­ in the new Miller building over the length of the skirts. They were of son is: Seminole Cafe. For particular* aee all classes,—or brevity. Any deficien­ the Scmipolo Cafe. 12-fitc Less Repairs, Less Gas cy in skirt length wns made up hy FOTT RKS’ t — Furnished room with flashes o f silken hose, in which chum- and Oil, Better Tire private entrance, 1000 W. First St. pngne, pearl gray, flesh, block nnd Mileage and High Re­ * 17-3tp periwinkle blue predominated. sale Value Three of the family of furs held Demonstrations Gladly Given W ANTED fuvoritc place about the feminine STOP— LOOK— READ neck—platinum fox, stone marten or FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS squirrel. Strings o f pearls ruled ns & T ry our expert service collecting Rail­ gem ornaments, with wnnging ear­ 209 Park Are., Hanford, Florida r o a d Claims. Originul. Vouchers rings very much to the fore. sent direct to claimants.— Eastern Huts for the most pnrt, were bril­ Distributors Seminole and Lake Counties Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. liant in color, though those who claim Cooper, A ss’t General Mgr., with P. R. to know* declared them to he rather WE CARRY THE PARTS R. Claim Department, ten yer.rs, Sen- mediocre in design. Thnt is, there ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc was seemingly little imagination on tliis s?orc. Hut what they lost in or­ The world at your door every even­ iginal shapes, they made up in dar­ ^ I ing colors. ing for 15c.—Daily Herald. lc<1 t0 Impanelling o f a coroner’s jury to (|ccillo wh,.thl.r the ,|cftth w„ „ suicide or a murder. The Ashland papers said that he had been brooding for some time over the loss o f his money here. Ilis home was in Ashland. During tho stay here Cnptnin Doh­ erty, nrcording to a friend, A. Gulnand, o f Marion street, stayed at 110 East Ross avenue. Captain Doherty did not return to Florida this year, but went to Seattle, Wash., instead. He wns a sailor.—Tampa Times. EASTER BALL TONIGHT First A mini Enster Bnll of the St. Agnes Girls Guild tonight nt the Parish House. Good music by the Warren Wright Orchestm. Plenty of punch, stunts, refreshments, $2.60 a couple nnd everybody invited. Infor­ mal, lie cool nnd comfortable. Spec, tntors expected to pay one dollar, whirh includes lunch, etc. Tickets on sale for tho Senior piny. Get onc- They nre nt Mobley's nnd Mower's. Price *’ -------50 nnd 35c. 10-3tc , ’’The Hoodoo,’’ h> Walter B. Hare, lho author o f Professor Popp” which li'na i t ! t >•• aI. (* _t . /vi m >A. *'«■ K'v ,» »*>' the Senior Class of ’21. * ! ,“ l*° *•? ? ‘ vcn thi» F*«r by the Hillsborough High School at Tampa, Match for the program in full in Wedncadny a Daily Herald. lfl-3tc TONIGHT fair ALICE LAKE ------ IN------- *a Ra “THE GOLDEN GIFT” l Between acts nt the Senior piny, Jim Schnnl and Jamie Robson will fu r­ nish the music nnd we all know what that means. A lso there will bo two choruses of pretty girls nnd two nets by one of Snnford's most expert jig ­ gers and clog dancers. 16-3tc MAN WIIO I.OST BIG SUM Don’t forget the Enster Bnll nt AT TAMPA A SUICIDE the Parish House tonight. Informal entertaining, good time for every­ The body of Captain John E. Doh­ body. Come out and enjoy the even­ erty, who, it is said, dropped $ 10,000 ing. to wiretappers cither here or in Or­ *n , .. ,, ... . . „ l®ndo a year ago, was found in the J. . Huddleston o f Geneva was In bay ut Ashland, WIs., on Monday, n o Ox the city today w.th hen fruit and or- cording to word received hero on Sat; * *a nngoa nnd other farm crops. Mr. urdny ** Huddleston says that Geneva is dry The hands were tied in front o f the Mire enoug . body by n corij. nn)| thla cjn.umiturict, Get That Calendar Savings Bank Now STRENGTH- I H H llia s H T H A ig j PERSONALS That’s the Thing The Fascination catchy, the tune la most entrancing and it will not be long ere the boys and girls will be humming tho new song all over Florida and In many oth­ er states. The new song is bound to make n hit everywhere and Mr. Penrman will enjoy a nice royalty from No rain in sight today. the song. The music was arranged by IWH1 Donaldson and the arrangement Mnrfket reports on celery hnvo by Chas. Schmidt and it is all to the been discontinued. good. Tho many friends o f Mr. Pearman John Bell of Lake Monroe was tho in this city arc extending congratu­ first candidate to qualify in Semi­ lations to him and they appreciate nole county. greatly his efforts to advertise Floric, „ . . , . . «*■ ^ many different ways. As a pubSt. Petersburg plumbers lowered Hcity man Mr. Pearman is one of the their wages because they said living finest in the business and he has pine conditions were now normal. Are cd Sanford on th map in many ways. ALSO LAST CHAPTER OF “ W inners of the West” SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Well, we are having some nice dew these early morn­ ings—not mountain dew, but just plain dew, that is falling on our crops nnd helping us to live while we *1 wait for that rain that seems destined to never come. However, we have hopes, the moon chnngcs to­ morrow if the hanks will p i keep open for u few dnys without nny holidays nnd wo fct‘ are due for a rnin some time n this week. And then the nights arc cool and delight­ *0 ful and no renl citizen of fen ‘ Florida can contplnin even nt the following report: 5:10 ,\. M. APRIL 17. 1922 Maximum 91 » Minimum ......... tjfl a­ Range 97 * i Barometer 30.17 Calm nnd cloudy. Tomorrow — Gloria Swanaoe and an All-Star cast in ~Rfr Husband’s Trademark” ; add­ ed atirnctions “The Hustler' a comedy nnd Fox News. E O U Q U E ig g ......................... ........................... .. with tho assurance c f his gre r . ,t tf. fort to please you, by serving you the most courteous manner ami in cxchnnge for your money. it< mb* I). L. THRASHER l 8-«12tc; w -Itc. J ’ • Hnvo you bought your ti. ket (or tin Senior play? Don’t fail to do so. Tw, nights, Thursday and Friday, Ajri 20ih and 21st, 8:15 p. m. G.-t » tickct from one o f the school boys M ffirls. *a As we understand the Im-remi. nblcs, they rare not who makes th» country’s treaties if they can writ* the reservations. /____ CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH 15 n MONEY THERE’S A REASON Cut out this slip, enclose with Se nnd mail it tc Foley & Co., 2835 Sh*f field Ave., Chicago, III., writing jvae Why is it, D. L. .Thrasher’s busi­ name nnd address clearly. You will ness continues to grow, and sales, tile receive in return a trial package ceofirst three months o f this year are tnining Foley's Honey nnd Tar Com­ bigger than during the same length o f pound for coughs, colds and erou*. time in 1921 There’s n Reason. He Foley Kidney Pills for pains in suit* sells for cash only. Everybody knows nnd bnck; rheumatism, backache, kidthey can buy cheaper for rash andiliey and bladder ailments; nnd Fotiy . . the buying public <s spending its „ion- Cathartic Tablets, a whotosoRv sad ey with the store that sells for cosh thoroughly cleansing cathartic for craonly. Good reasoning, you will stipntion, biliousness, headache sad agree. If you have not been trading sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere#— with him, he invites you to his store, Adv. ............ ...................... 10 Stores in Gcorgin- -1 Store in Florida The Churchwell Co Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 LAD IES’ DEPARTM ENT M EN ’S D E P A R T M E N T Yards Mattress Ticking* Men’s Dress Shirts FOR RENT B. 0. MOTOR CO. H u p m o b i 1e $ i S I (i Yards Cheviots s ■ Leather Work Gloves $1 $1 6 Yds. Good as Gold Bleaching M. W . S. Work Shirt $ 1 ...........................* ................. ............ .. PAY CASH Big Values-------- For Less Moeny-------- In Our Specials------- F or Tuesday 4 ■ ............ ............................................................................................................................... Thee Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS w e l a k a blo ck �TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, T y g S P A Y , A ?IU L 18,1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD hand and never will have any unless our present fine organization is kept up to tho high standard it has attain­ ed. Money spent for a good band is just so much publicity, so mt^ch en­ joyment, so much enthusiasm that you would not rnjoy without good music. A good band is the life o f any city nnd every city in Florida is spending many thousands o f dollars every winter to have a good band while all we ask o f tho people o f Snnford is a fqw dollars to have a good hand every day in the year and a home institution at that. Give tho band your support. Help it. P sk llU H 9Ttry id tr m M i m i l l **7 a t Ik e U r n Id B a lld la t , 10T H t p a l k A r t , I k i l t i d , t 'l» . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. r U B L U IIK K a R . J . IIO I.L V _ W- J, L II.L A n O •L A. NBKL___ <0. L IH W I1 C lm lid n M iu ir r P k v i r I4M ap to dMM P . H. A d v r r t U la g H i t n M adr K a m a ob __________________A p p llr a tU a _________________ * n t » r r lp llo a lkrlrr ta A d ra a r r *Ooe Y * a r .............. ..................................J A M « t a M o n i k a __________________________ I M U r llr r r t J la C II 7 k r C arrier t )a a l l 'r r k .. . . . , , , t l C ra te — . Tfcr M s 1 - - la I L r a i * W l f k l l I l r r aid r a t lr r lr m r n Kraalaal* C a a a tr aad la pahllahrd r t r r y F r i d a /. A A r r r I k l a i rntra m ad r kaaaaa a a a p p lla a tlon . O rm a rra tlc In pull I Ira. | A M par Tear, i l a a / i la a d t a a r r .__________________ STOCK8 - ■o - NOT AN INVESTMENT SAYS BAUSON ties. It is the purpose o f the Semi­ TARPON PI8HERMEN ARE GETTING READY nole counter Authorities to resurface FOR BIG SEASON these worn-out highways, build a berm for the nine-foot roads and ex­ ST. PETERSBURG, April 18.— tend the highway system to those sec­ tions o f tho county not now served. Tarpon fishermen here arc oiling When Seminole completes thc rebuild­ their reels, buying now lines and ing of the trunk line from Orange hooks and patching the old hickory |county line northwnrd through San­ I shirts nnd khaki trousers preparatory ford to the Monroe bridge across thc to thc summer campaign against the St. Johns river, it will be up to Vo­ j Silver Kings, for the vanguard of the lusia county to resurface that abomi­ invading army o f fish has appeared nable eleven miles o f rutty, "fluted” in the passes to the Gulf. Several schools were seen at Passroad that is the bane o f all motorists traveling through that section o f Flor­ a-Grille early in the week while one ida. Another use to be made o f the was hooked nt Egmont Tuesday. Sev­ ! Seminole county funds is tho erection eral strays have been seen nt differ­ { o f a substantial bridge across the S t ent places during the last few weeks Johns, to replace tho old Osteen ferry, hut apparently the schools now are the missing link on thc highway be­ preparing to show up in full force tween Sanford and New Smyrna. The within the next few days. completion o f this bridge during the Owin' to th' great number of aero­ present year will greatly stimulate Custom House Coffee will be dem­ planes and th' new styles In woman's travel between Sanford and the Hast onstrated and served free nt New­ boslary, It's almost Impossible fer a Coast by way o f New Smyrna.— Lake­ berry's Drug Store Thursday, April feller to watch his step. land Telegram. 20th. Call nnd get a cup. Don't fo r ­ ------------- o— -------get the 100-piece dinner set to bo giv­ REAPPORTION MKNT en away. • 19-2tc COME ON NEW SM YRN A! UNCLE HANK Discussing the investment situation Huger W. Habson makes the follow­ ing statement, "Dividend cuts haye become an every d iy occurrence and promise to continue at their present rate for at least another year. "I.n*t month's payments on Ameri­ can industrial stocks, common nnd preferred, were $8,100,000 less than It is well for Florida voters to in November 1910 nnd $5,300,000 leas Altout a year ago the editor o f the than in November last year. This re- Hernld at nn open nir meeting in Now keep in mind thnt in the general cl. presents n loss o f 23.7 per cent or Smyrnn told the people over there cetion in November, nn opportunity nearly one fourth compared with (hat ihe bridge at Osteen ferry would will be offered for voting on an Nothing so One as a day in April. 1919 nnd 10.fi per cent or one sixth 1)C built. \Vc cou|(1 not tc|| thcm wt amendment to /th e Florida constitu. less than Inst year. that ijmr how it would be built but tion o f the state. It is a matter o f Any day, it makes 110 tiiiicreuev. ihi re is nothing particularly vve pronij3c^ to have it built and we great importance and every voter April first for instance. alarming about such a development a|BO „ u ted thnl thc people o f New should register nnd enst his ballot as it is but one of the characteristics 8myrna should meet us half way and ! ,o r *h,B » » "pndmcnt. Floods, tornadoes, cyclones, snow o f the period o f thc depression in cv- j.jild a wider road and a better ro a d 1 Tho ln!,t legislature provided for storms, carthqunkcs, everywhere but cry business circle. |to corespond with the new I,ridge and tbil amendment to be submitted to in Florida. How thankful wo should "Tho trouble lies in the fact that get all the travel to and from the Hast lh,c voU‘r" ' nnd if the legbe. the general investing public doai not Con3t tQ jntcrior points. This they il,,nturo of wil1 bc compelled to ------------- o------------seem to have been nwnre o f this fact. promiied to do nnd now that our ro* pPort,on thp MnteI !,h,’u,d the Thousands o f children rolled Easter As I go about the country I am n p -, bridge is nlmost ready to bo built we ,e8i"lntur« lf» regular session fail to eggs on the White House lawn this pnllcfl by lists shown ,n * -n o l only would hkc to henr something about ',n thl" thl'n *he bil1 m ‘uirc" ‘ he call by tho widow and untrained youth the ,af)H for n better rond from New « ,,vornnr to thp legislators toyenr. We suppose you would hut by the man who is keen in his g my rna to Osteen ferry nnd then we c’cther in special session ami hold that rolling your own. -------------------0----------- — own business. Their lists o f “ invest- w, „ bc ull set to transport thousands thrm in " " " “ '"uni ™ch generally over-loaded t() Coronado Reach this Hummer. It n ‘nl,Portl|)nn,rnt Is mnde. So, if tho was Man arrested in Orlando for m enls" are driving a ear car while he was asleep, with stocks which nt times pay dlvi- wil| not tukc much work on thi8 ron() votpr* adoP‘ thl8 Amendment, reap. Such nn ordinanco would bo fine for dends. They have counted on these to mnke ,t w|jor nn,j |)Ut nsphnlt on . p0^ , mu,t other cities but In Orlando a man ns income und nrc very seriously cm- th(j Mirf(,ct> m„king it one o f the best l' lor" ,n an8 ha,‘ "ufficient law on thls subject but it seems to have been should bo jailed fur life for going to barrnssed ns a result o f the cut in roalIg ln the „tatc. a dead letter for lack o f enforcement. dividends. Their unfortunato position Yenterdny the IlcU n d News called sleep nt all. A bill passed in 1895 provided for n is duo to their disregard of a very nttcnllon o f th,. people o f D eU n d to In .n d every Secretary Pearman o f the Chamber fundamental ooint. “ Stocks have an essential place in o f Commerce has written a song o f •non ink., nil .ho pMp l. v l. Now j *™ '■ » . . . seems to have been wholly ignored Florida, but since his residence nt our financial structure, Without tho Smyrna and said the county should , . , .. , , 1 1 1 1 and is n dead letter. The amendment Hnnford he has written many songs commitment of some funds to tho purchase the Monroe bridge and make now before the voters of Florida o f Sanford thnt were not set to mus­ risks of production, transportation it free. The people o f New Smyrna mjlkM rM n m rtU m „ nt renpportionment obligatorv. merchandising—buying goods can see where thc finger o f destiny ic. Secretary Pearman is one of the nnd It is a measure that should carry. best publicity agents in the state. with the hope o f selling for profit— ,mintV. We have told them of their (>ur present representation in the ----------------------- o — - - — business could not be done. The pur- advantages for many years but they state legislature Is so ridiculous thnt and prefered j 0 wlcep on and on while other Did you rend whnt the Wnuchulla chaser o f common even the foes to renpportionment can bankers nnd the Sanford bankers nnd stocks is furnishing money for those communities not half ns well situated offer nothing in defense o f it. When all tho other bankers have been say­ purposes. Ills stock certificate estnb- u k (. BWJ|y tlu.ir trn(io and travel. Cora county like Duval with n 100,000 ing about buying fake bonds and lishes no obligation in bis favor but on|ulo Beach is the finest beach on the population has but n hnre chance with stocks and gold mines nnd oil wells, simply certifies thnt he has a propor- C#J|, coast, Coronado has tho beat ftshperhaps 80,000 only breaks even etc? You say you rend it? Well, t innate Interest In the business. He lug. New Smyrna has some of the __.# a nnn nnnn - . wnrM ‘ ‘ 8'° ° ° " r 9'” 00 po,’ u' then wa suppose you will go right is a partner in the broader sense o f anniv%t nBturn| bcanty to shesd 3rd buy « „ f tlieui mmtMii l r t nmM - ' - n 'ho ‘ h“ ‘ “ “ '? n " ‘" " U “ * ' oqunlitl""' In "p n w o n .^ ln n " .hnnhi of keeping your money nt home and r putting it in real estate thnt will pny ironis « n c n mere are nn>. acro81i (be river to the bench, b e lt e r '., _ you the biggest dividends that you should not enter into this position hoU., f« c |litlea at the beach nnd then | " . . 11 , .. , Somebody has been nsleep at the ran realize on uny stock in the world. without realizing that he is Bnecu1 some advertising nnd the people will swj|,.b or this injustice, so ridiculous luting. ------------- o------------be falling over themselves getting to ns to really be comical would have “ Investment on the other hand Is1, Coronado bench. Now we shall see what we shall been corrected before now. It is up placing your money for a definite in see. Germany nnd Russia make an­ Come on, New Smyrna, we are bet to the voters now. It can only be other alliance even stronger than eomc. The man who buys bonds , tinK on youl' We' huve .lone'ou'/par’t. accomplished by ensting a vote in the tn you to ,{o yount the Ureat-Litovsk treaty when they noU-B is a landlord in the broad sense , , November election.— Orlando Repor. threw down the world and made the o f the term, lie has loaned money to x | tcr-Stnr. unholy alliance. This Is- where tho the concern and has a mortgage on must be l-UYALLY SUPPORT YOUR CIIAM-------------o------------part o f its real .property. Hi gauntlet is thrown down for good nnd ■ . . HER OF COMMERCE. PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC RULES. the United States will either come P«bl his return whether the business out ns a commercialized power or nt- makes a profit or not nnd can fore* Why shouldn't there be traffic rule* _________ There are mnny people paying tax tempt to keep up the “ safe for Deni- d ose and sell its assets______________ In reimburse ocracy” iden. And meantime we had himself for his original investment if l‘» who have no children who might for the |tedestrinn as well ns the aula better raise the navy rate again to­ !t is necessary to take such steps. <'"k: "W hat do 1 get f>ut of t(ie mobile driver? If automobilists drove as carelessly day and keep raining it for it will In- 11in money is loaned for a definite ‘ schools?' as pedestrians walk, nnd with ns little period. It must be paid back ns money Rot who wants to live in a city needed. regnril for other persons' rights, the at a fixed date nnd the agreed rental where there are no schools? jails would be full of them. must I k* returned nt stated pcriinla »n There nre ninny people who nover Now we nre having a scandal in Where is the moving mass o f pedes Aho bureau o f engraving nt Washing­ the meantime. The market value o f u« to church who might ask: “ What trinns that makes a proper stream of ton. Wrll, this is- to be exm vtH good bonds rises in proportion as its do 1 get out o f the church?"' at some Income will buy more food and Hut who wants to live in n city IrnlTic along the sidewalk? Sense reEvery pension department where there ’ are no churches? quires that they, like the vehicles in time nr other goes thru the throes clothes, not as u particular line of ■lupiiii'nfl .......,.^-o ....... There nre many people who can 1 the street, should keep to tho right. o f a scandal and the U. S. Printing business becomes more or less prooffice being one o f the biggest pen- Stable." A steady nnd assured Income afford to be a member of a civic Imdy Vet there are always flocks of pedession departments in the country is o f « pre-determinod amount therefore who might ask: “ What do I get out trUns walking on the wrong side of 1 t to , have t ,1 n ^now takes uncertain the walk, stopping to bound an investigation macs tho trie olnco pinct of 01 the w umorw»m o f the Chamber o f , Com m erce?" it, , tnlk right in1 the and then How do you think they profit or profits, due the stockholder. > Rut who wants to live in a city middle o f the walk, weaving in and out .............. ............ "Too who want an where there is nn commercial organ- 1regardless o f common oen*A, nnd nthToo many mnny persons pe could print post cards nnd envelopes izntion? , erwiso ohstiucting foot-traffic cheaper than we enn buy the raw ma­ investment-—who believes they have In so doing, the pedestrians only You can no more measure the vnlue . investment— nre holding on to terials and get by with it? And the nil interfere with each other. In cross­ common and preferred stocks from of a Chamber of Commerce by a yard tax payer pays the deficiency. ing the street, this citizen insists, which Income has’ censed and which stick than you can measure the men. they interfere with vehicle traffic in for tho present may not even be a tal growth of a child, or the influThe Sanford band deserves all the good gamble. 1,ncc ° f n church, or the dovelop. a way that they would consider Intol­ support you can give it. You should erable if automobile drivers perform­ "Some lines o f industry have been ment o f art. •'support it with your money nnd you It is a safe assertion thnt n half ed the same pranks. They cut across should give it your moral support thoroughly liquidated both internally and market wise. Their stocks today hour in thc office o f your Chamber nnywhere in the block,instead upon every occassion. There are should be bought—but bought as a o f Commerce will tell you its value the crossings provided. They disresome things wo could do without hero spccnlullon by ihose who realize that to the community nnd make you gnrd traffic signals In a way that a In Sanford but the band is not one o f For the near proud o f your citizenship o f your motorist seldom dnros. They compel them. It Is true wo did without a they are speculating, the motorist to look out for their lives, city nnd county.— Palatka Herald^ band for several years but the city future nnd for years to come the instead o f doing their own share o f conservatively financed, efficiently had no life or pep when it had no looking out. They nearly scare drivSEMINOLE KKKI’S IN LINK operated business will show a profit ore to death by darting ahead o f cars nnd will pny a profit to their stock­ unexpectedly, and often, by catting in holders. Their next door neighbors, 1 Ry the adoption of another bond isthe way when they have no business however, may lie headed for the sher- sue, this time for $100,000, Seminole iff's sale or scrap heap, and dividend county has declared its intention of there, they deprive automobiles of cuts will continue to be present. keeping up with the procession ns ry- their turn nt a crossing and slow vehicle Decide whether you want to invest gnrds better highways. With the rnp- down the whole stream o f traffic. for income or speculate for profit, id development of the vast area of celThis is a side o f thc everlasting F or investment Iniy sound bonds— 1cry and lettuce fields in the Sanford feud that is not often heard. There is fo r speculation buy n broad list o f sectihn there has come an insistent de­ stocks. If you nrc not following this mnnd for more paved roads. And undoubtedly something in it. Pedes­ \ basic principal for placing your there is still another phase to the sit- trians will never succeed in winning B money, set your house In older at untion in Seminole. While not ab*o- adequate recognition fo their own J ' once. You will make more by re-ar- lutely sure nbout it, The Telegram Is rights until they nre more regardful ■ ranging your securities now than under the impression thnt some of the o f the other fellow’s.—St. Petersburg Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ 2 wniting for a chance At? get out older brick roads in thnt county wore Times. M E M flK It T IIK AKKO(T|ATRI> P IIK R I The Associated Press is exclusive­ ly entitled to the use fo r rcpublication of All news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa­ per and also the locnl news published herein. All rights o f rcpublicatton of spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ served. ^ r a t s s ti--. .....- ^ POSTPONE LAYING CORNERSTONE FOR SOUTHERN COLLEGE (••O il P4 IBI-MJHJV JC.I, /III LAKELAND, Fla., April 18— Lay­ ing of the cornerstone for Southern College, buildings for which are now being erected, have been indefinitely postponed from April 25, the build­ ing committee o f thc college has an­ nounced, bemuse of the inability o f Bishop Calder and other prominent Methodist churchmea to be present nt thnt time. A clat’i for the ceremony will bc vice Our Motto * .* DEANF TURNER Phones 497-494 W EI.AKA BLOCK * whole.'' Tho Bnbeon chart reflects n very sntltsfactory seasons! rise In general business. I-ast week’s point— 17 per cent below normal— has been bettered by 3 per cent. General business & today is 14 per cent below no . ' v7- i v_ =4 *" built when Seminole was a purt of Don't fail to be at the demonatraOrange county. In any event those sections put down on n sand foundn- Uon o f Wilson's Custom House Coffee tion without cement grouting, have nt Stokes Store Friday and Saturday, become very rough nnd uneven, re-1 April - 1st und --nd. Ask about tho sembiing somewhat tho Dixie Highway ( IfiO-piecc dinner set to be given away 19-3tc through St. Johrs and Flagler coun- cn **•*>'•_________________ IS-!* TH E SECRETARY If he writes a letter. It is too lots if ne sends a postal, it is too ihort If he edits n pamphlet, he's a im m . th rift If he goes to a committee mwtia» ho’a butting in; if he tU yi » » .. he's a shirker. If the crowd is slim at a mettle,, he should have called the membeii up; if he calls them up, ho‘s a ptjj. If he duns a member for his (ha, ho is insulting; if he doc* not H im them, he's not on the job. If an entertainment is a howuet success, the committee Is probed- if it's a failure, the secretary j i ' * blame. If he a&ks for suggestions, he'» fa. competent; If he doesn't, he'* Kd). headed. Ashes to ashes, Dust to dust; If others won't do It Thc Secretary must. Don't fail to be nt the demorntrstion of Wilson’s Custom House Coffe* nt Stokes’ Store Friday and Saturday, April 21st nnd 2Cnd. Ask about tho 100-piece dinner set to bo given away, 19 Stc Yourself Do not try to pny bills without a checking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legnl receipts; nnd, be­ sides, with a checking account, you san keep nn accurate record of your expenditures. Thc Peeples Bank of C u u fu id cuiuiuiiy iuvilcs you to become one of its customers. «. - FRUITS ’ | AND VEGETABLES Custom House Coffee will he ^ onstrated and served free #t berry's Drug Store Thursday, Atri 20th. Call and get a cup. !)on*t got the 100-picco dinner set to be A CHECK O N The Peoples Bank of Sanlord j CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j “ SERVICE THAT COUNTS’* * We hnndle everything in TH E FRUIT A N D VEGETABLE LINE Car IiOts or Less. Ship us Richmond, Virginia . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > ■ sas««* ■ 171 • .r a i r T> B e of Don’t Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is Costing- More nt THERE IS A REASON The countries in Europe and especially Germany have just started buying coffee and they have bought all of the avail­ able supply for the next several months, so the price of cof­ fee may go to war time prices before it gets any less. I GROCERIES! 1 decided upon, it was stated, fcijw in^ the general conference of ti» Methodist church at Hot SprJ r Ark. ' “ Drink A GRADE COFFEE A L W A Y S FRESH ! Bel-Jar Coffee Company SANFORD- NEW YORK- MIAMI ■■■■■■ k V •■> V n �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1922 posed by the laws o f the State o f Florida, now in force, or which may hereafter be enacted, providing gen­ erally for the government of cltica nnd towns and not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act.” Section 2, That Section 07 of tho chnrtcr under which the City of San­ ford, Florida, is now operating and functioning, be, and the same is hereby amended to read ns follows: P en n 's is p a ck ed air-tight in the atented new con ta in er—the quality scaled in. P en n ’ s is alw ays fresh. Huy Penn’ s the n ext time. Clean “ Section 97. The fiscal year of on the 1st day of the noth day o f year." FISCAL YEAR.— the City shall begin October and end on September o f each Section .7. That Section 184 of the chnrtcr under which the City of San. ford, is now opctatlng nnd function1ing.be, nnd the snmo is hereby nm* ended to rend as follows: "Section 104. SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENTS; WHEN PAYABLE— Spec­ ial nssesments covering the construc­ tion df sidewalks, laying out, improv­ ing, grading, paving nnd hard sur­ facing o f streets and alleys, and cov­ ering nil other local Improvements shall be payable*by the owners o f the pri'j vrty assessed for said local im­ provement at the time stipulated in the ordinance passed nnd adopted with reference to nny iuch local im­ provement, nnd shall constitute, be, remain nnd continue a lien superior in dignity tto nny nnd nil other lien", except liens for Stato nnd County Taxes, upon and against the proper­ G u n rn n tced b y ^ ty assessed for such local Improve­ ment until paid, nnd said lien shall not bo barred by any statute o f lim­ INC itations now existing, or by nny sta­ tute hereafter enacted which docs not Whereas, it has developed tlfht cer­ in express terms refer to Hens for AN special assessments imposed or levied tain amendments to the present char­ COUHT by the City o f Sanford. Florida, for PPAI..M BEACH ter o f the City of Sanford, Florida, local improvements." should be adopted in order to prop­ Section 4. That Section o f 208 o( the fresh — *weet. « l f *1 I’ r f i . l At’Il, April 1H.— erly and expeditiously administer the , charter under which the City o f San­ ford, Florida, Is now operating and in Jacksonville, civic Affairs o f this city, therefore, functioning, be nnd the same ts here, Be it Enacted By the People of the ud(Ti‘ J. J. Deckby amended to read ns follows: mlurtor on the City o f Sanford, Florida: "Section 208. SALARIES.— The Section 1, That Section 7, o f the City Commission shall fix by ordin­ Railway, is said charter under which the City o f San­ ance the compensation of the City most interesting ford, Florida, is now operating and Attorney, the City Manager, the City e, because of the functioning be, and the same is hereAuditor nnd Clerk nnd ox-Offlclo Ass­ in which Judge by amended to read as follows, toessor, nnd shnll fix by ordinance the ,ut the local court wit: compensations of the Chiefs of the fire udfio Joe I* Knr"Section 7. Powers of the City. nnd Police Departments, nnd members runnlng it n close of the fire and police forces. The City Tho City o f Sanford, Florida, shall rman several days Commission rhsll have the power to have perpetual succession; shall sue ndant in n liquor fix by ordinance the compensation of and be sued, plead nnd be Impleaded; n turned loose an the Municipal Judge. The City Com. may purchase, lease, receive and hold and gave him mission shall have the power to fix property, real nnd personal, within ocket to buy somoSaid City; nnd may sell, alienate, the compensation o f the City Tax i deed, convey, Jense or otherwise dis­ Collector, which may be based on ;h _rd hi; wife pose o f the snmo for the benefit nnd cither lees or salary, Iho City Man­ speeding through advantage o f said City; nnd may ager shall fix tho number nnd com ­ 30 mihs nn hour, purchase, lease, receive and hold prop­ pensation o f all other officers and dee Earman, Rumerty, ren! nnd porsonnl, within and employees. The snlnrics or compen­ money hr had was sation so fixed shall bo uniform for bail •mniidi gnsn- beyond tho limits o f the City to be like services in each grade of the City used for the burial of tho dead, for take him to Jack, service ns tho same shall be graded tho erection, construction nnd main­ expected to obtain and classified by the City Mnnnger. tenance o f waterworks and lighting iikr enough to enrry All such salaries and rates o f pay •elf on their way to plants, for the establishment of hoswith elates of employment and dis­ pltals, poorhouses nnd houses of de­ vetnnd. Ohio. charge shnll bo Immediately reported hav. breakfast?" tention nnd correction, for the estab­ to the City Auditor nnd Clerk. All lishment o f docks, wharfs, breakwa­ *ked. ters nnd hont basins, and for such fees and moneys reccfVid or collected ••ten yet, for we other public purposes ns the City by officers nnd employees shnll be ’ a m., and were nrCommission may by ordinance deem Immediately paid over to tho proper h ■I breakfasted," neeessnry and proper, nnd mny aril, officinl or depository ns designated by lease or otherwise dispose of said the City Commission or City Auditor e t travel far on the property for tho benefit o f said City nnd Clerk on the day o f their receipt." and if you spend It Section 6. That paragraph (li) o f to tho snmo extent that natural per­ !u will have none left Section 217 of the charter under sons might or could do; and also • take this," said the which the City o f Snnlord. Florida, is he <..iiple *2. "Go out shall have the power to borrow mon­ ey for current expenses, provided any now operating nnd functioning, be, eikfaM and be on amount so borrowed shall not ex­ nnd the same is hereby amended to ceed an amount equal to fifty per rend as follows: “ Paragraph (b>.—Such petitions cent, o f the revenue derived from taxation during any fiscal year; to shnll be signed by npt less than fifty control, perform nnd furnish all pub­ o f the electors o f the municipality." ___ _ Section 8. Thnt Section 174 o f the lic services nnd to own and acquire Amending Sections public utilities, public docks, whnrfs ehnrter under which the City o f San­ ,n ‘l 21'/; and Repeal- nnd boatbnsins; to ncquire, establish, ford, Florida, is now «, .—rating nnd iof Chapter 8201, Laws own, operate and mnintnin ns a pub­ functioning, be, and the same is here­ 9, Entitled "An Act to lic utility, waterworks and n water by repealed. Section 7. Thnt the Mayor is here­ nt Municipal Gov- ptpnt and provide tho City nnd the r ity of Sanford, inhabitants thereof with water; to ac­ by instructed, authorised and em­ ir- *, State of Florida, quire, Own, establish, maintain nnd powered to rail nn olcction in accord­ Incorporate and Es- operate ns n public utility, gas works ance with Section 7 o f the Revised Government for ths nnd n gas plant, nnd furnish the City Ordinance o f the City of Sanford, 1‘rfscribe the Jurisdic* and the inhabitants thereof with Florida, to determine the question by »nd Functions o f 3aid conuhercinl gas; to ncquire, own, es­ referendum vote ns to whether Sec­ tablish, operate and maintain as n tions 7, 97, 104, 208 nnd 217 o f the legislature may by public utility, electrical works and an charter under which the City of San­ 1n a municipality any electric plants and furnish the City ford, Florida, Is now operating and J0* tl) its government, nnd the Inhnbltnnts thereof with el­ functioning, shall bo amended In the t! with other organic ectricity; to issue and sell bonds for manner hereinabove stntcd and set ■*w, and any o f the purposes hereinabove en­ forth; nnd ns to whether Section 174 j1*1* Legislature o f the umerated and act forth, ns wol! as for of said charter shall be repealed. Section 8. Thnt at said election to ^ has by legislative en- such other municipal purposes ns may led and delegated unto be from time to time proscribed by be called and held in the manner pro­ Sanford, Florida, the ordinance, or as may be otherwise vided by Section 7 o f this ordinance, its electors for provided by this charter; to adopt and this ordinance shall be voted upon a* f‘j' tion, amendments to enforce local police, sanitary and oth­ n whole by title only, nnd also, each nd er similar regulations not in conflict Section o f the charter under which ** on® of the fundamen- with tho laws o f tho State o f Florida; the City o f Sanford, Florida, is now r f constitutional law that to do what ever mhy be deemed neces. operating and functioning, sought by on-titutional as a driega- sary or proper for the safety, health this ordinance to be amended or re­ Istive power for the leg- convenience and general welfare o f Its pealed, shall be separately voted upon '•r!egnte unto a munlcl* Inhabitants, and to exercise all pow- by the electors participating In said *ht nnd authority to am* e n o f local (elf-government. The election. Section 9. That the ballots used at r granted unto said raun- enumeration o f particular powers ,hc legislature, provided herein shall not be held or deemed to (he election ordered to be called and *nt so adopted does not be exclusive, but in sddition to the held by Section 7 o f this ordinance °r is not repugnant to the powers enumerated herein, or implied shall state the title o f the ordinance *nd the statute law of hereby, the City shall have, and may to he voted upon in the manner follow­ nd exercise all other powers, which un­ ing: "F or the adoption and approval o f Section 254 of the legls* der the Constitution and Lawa of T under which the City of Florida, It would be competent for that certain ordinance entitled, “ An Ordinance Amending Sec­ °r>da. is now operating this paragraph specifcally to enumtions 7, 97, 184, 208 and 217; and n« provides that amend­ crate. Repeating Section 174 of Chap­ 'd charter may be sub* In addition to the powera herein ter 8381, Lawa of Florida, 1919, “^ l o r s of said City by enumerated or given or allowed the Entitled "An Act to Abolish the T°l® of the City Cora* said City shall have all powers and Present Municipal Government of perform all duties conferred or im­ TE NO. 29 the City o f Sanford, County o f City o f Sanford, Florida, and we, C. TAKE NOTICE and aavt money! Seminole, State of Florida, and to E. Henry, S. 0 .‘ Chase and Forest |400 buys Bulck 4; I860 buys Dukk Crganixe, Incorporate and Estab­ Lake, as tho City Commission of the 6; 3475 buys Oldamobile 4; 3800 lish n City Government for the City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby buys Oldsmoblle 8. Balance, terma to Same, and to Prescribe tho Jur­ appoint V. E. Itouglnss, O. P. Hern­ suit your purse. When they tnaka isdiction, Powers nnd Function! don nnd R. C. Maxwell, Inspectors of better cars, I *7111 sell them.— N. H. of said Municipality." 12-1 Ola said election, and W. M. Haynes, Clerk Garner. "Against the adoption and npproval of aaid election. of that certain ordinance entitled: The said election hereby ordered nnd Tho world at your door every even­ “ An Ordinance Amending Sec­ called to be held on the said 14th dny ing for 16c.— Dally Herald. tions 7, 97, 184. 200 nnd 217; nnd of June, A. D. 1922, shall be held and Repealing Section 174 of Chapter conducted in the manner prescribed 8301, Laws o f Florida, 1919, by the ordinances and tho charter of Entitled "An Act to Abolish the tho City o f Sanford, Florida. Present Municipal Government And it is further ordered that not of tho City o f Sanford, County less than thirty days prior to the date HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMo f Serrtinole, Stato of Florida, PLOTS LINE OF of the election hereby ordered to bo nnd to Organlrc, Incorporate and held the City Auditor and Clerk shall Establish a City Government for mail a copy of the afuresnid ordinance the Same, nnd to Prescribe the Iproposing the amendments to the pres­ Jurisdiction, Powers and Func­ CLEANABLE ent charter o f tho City o f Sanford, tions of Said Municipality," Florida, to each elector whose name ONE-PIECE, PORCELAIN LINED and shall also separately state each appears upon the registration books Section of said Charter to be voted upon In the manner following, to-w it: ,1k‘ c **y ‘ “ For tho adoption of the amendWITNESS the hands o f C. E. Henmept o f Section 7, of the Charter." r>’ > *** Mayor of the City o f Sanford, "Against the adoption. o f the n,l,! c - E- Henry, S. O. Chnse nnd nmendment o f Section 7 of the char- Forest Lake, as Commissioners, comter." posing tho City Oommisison o f the City For tho adoption of the amendment Sanford, Florida, attested by L, R. o f Section 97 o f tho charter. Philips, C'/etk of tho City o f Sanford, Against the adoption of the am- Florida, and the corporate seal of the endment of Section 97 of the Charter City of Sanford, Florida, on this the For the adoption of the amendment 10th day o f April A. I). 1922; CHAS. E. HENRY, o f Section 184 of the charter. As Mayor o f tho City Against the adoption of the amend­ of Sanford, Florida. ment of Section 181 of tho charter. S. 0. IIASE, For the adoption of thr amendment CHAS. E. HENRY. * o f Section 208 of the charter. FOREST LAKE. Against the adoption o f the am end-: As the City Commis­ ment of Section 288 of the chnrtcr. sion of the City o f For the adoption of tho nmendment o f Section 217 of the charter, Sanford, Florida. Agninst the adoption of the amend- Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) ment o f Section 217 of tho charter. City Clerk of the City of San­ This Is positively the best Refrigera­ For the repeal of Section 174 o f the ford, Florida. charter. tor on the Market Today Agninst the repcnl of Section 174 Apr. 11-18-25; May 2-0-16-23-80; and June 8-13. -------------CALL AND SER IT------------of the charter. Section 10. Thnt the provisions of this ordinance providing for and di­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a recting an election to be held for the ■ s■ ■ adoption or rejection of this ordin­ --------- B ■ ance shall become effective Immed­ ■ iately upon its final passage and adop­ ■ tion, nnd said ordinnneo shnll become ■ On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Eaat Coaat Railway, Chaluo- ■ o f full force and effect ns to all of ■ ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date ■ the provisions therein contained, or ■ ns to such o f said provisions ns may ■ modern brirk hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First class cuisine. Rules 32 50 to 3&50 per dny; 310 to 318 per week, ac­ be ratified and approved as the re­ ■ ■ cording to location of room. sult of the election ordered called and 1111 N 3 1 Hill Hardware Co. ■ i ■ 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ L REFRIGERATORS _ CHULUOTA INN held, only from nnd after the time said ordinnneo Is approved, either In whole or In pnrt, by the referendum vote o f the electors of the City o f Snnford, Florida. Adopted on this the 10th day o f t --!) r» U.| CHAS. E. HENRY, S. O. CHASE, FORREST LAKE. City Commiasionors o f Sanford, Florida. Atteet: L. It. PHILLIP8, Clerk, (Seal) 4-11-18-26; 6.2-9-18-23-30; 6-6-13. s 1 MRS. CHAS. I). BR U M LEY, Manager ■ ■ ■ ■ S DELICIOUS S ..DELAWARE CRUNCH.. In Dottles Everywhere Demand the g e n u in e — name (damped on every crown—auk for it by nnmc Bottled only by ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company NOTICE OF CHARTER AMENDMENT ELECTION SOM ETIM ES 5 CELERY SELLS ITSE LF [ Whereas, the CHy Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 10th dny of April, A. D. 1922, duly passed nnd adopted a certain ordi­ nance entitled "A n Ordinance Amend­ Sometimes it Needs Somebody to Sell it ing Sections 7, 97, 164, 208 nnd 217; nnd Repealing Section 171 of Chapter 8361, Laws of Florida, 1919, Entitled, : "An Act to Abolish A c Present Muni­ cipal Government o f the City o f San- j : ford, County uf Seminole, State of Florida, and to Organize, Incorporate nnd Establish a City Government for the Same, nnd to Prescribe the Juris­ diction, Powers and Functions o f Said ■ Municipality", . Whereas, said ordinance provides for the amendment o f Sec. 7; Sec. 97; Sec. 184; Sec. 208; and Sec. 2t7, and the repeal o f Sec. 174 of the charter Bonded representatives in over a hundred ■ under which tho City of Sanford, Flor­ carlot markets ida, is now operating and functioning, and Whercns, it Is provided by the char­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ter of the City o f Sanford, Florida, thnt nny proposed nmendment o f said | charter shnll bo submitted for npprtivn! or rejection to the electors o f tho City of Snnford, Florida, at nn elec­ tion duly called nnd held for nnid pur­ pose, Therefore, I, C, E. Henry, nn mayor o f the City of Sanford, Florida, under and by virtue o f tho authority in me whether Hour is cheap low-grade bleached up vested, nnd we, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chnse and Forest Lake, as Commis­ nnd mixed with poor chemicnln? Probably sioners of the City of Sanford, Flori­ not. But you can protect your table b y u n in g da, composing and comprising the City Commission o f the City of Sanford, H O N E Y BOY FLOU R Florida, do hereby call an election to (SELF RISING) be hold in the City o f Sanford, Flori­ da, on the 11th day of June, A . D. Quality flour made in "America’s First Mill." 1922, to determine the question by tho Ask your grocer. referendum vote of a majority o f the electors o f said City qualified to vote, participating in said election, whether FLORIDA GROCERY CO. the amendments of the present char­ DlSTRIDUTOnS.jPALATKA. ter o f the City of Sanford, Florida, proposed by tho aforesaid ordinance ■hall be adopted and approved, either in whole or in part. And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f tho SEYMOUR, IND. 3 WHEN IT NEEDS HELP WE ARE THERE ■ : ■■■a ord In­ ti op. iroved itcred r the eat ion nance and if the her*, amconi Re* San* quesand >ublle • for City f the >e aa rtain (ford, for te. ind Jse Uy brof ecof to- ENT 3UBt car* ford, for te­ nd faa of txinon ho ice I3H .” 'F A ■halt upon prll, | Chase & Company j 3 'ord. AL) 3 3 C an Y o u B lish T ^ Iillin g C o. ! i 3 fs �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, T yjSSP^Y , A P M L 18,1922 SANFORD DAILY HEKALD band and never will have any unless our present fine organization is kep; up to tho high standard it has attain­ ed. Money spent for a good band is just so much publicity, so much en­ joyment, so much enthusiasm that you would not enjoy without good music. A good band is the life of any city and every city in Florida is spending many thousands o f dollars every winter to have a good band while all we nnk o f the people o f Sanford Is a few dollars to have a good band every day in the year and n home institution at that. Give the band your support. Help it. ------------- o------------STOCKS NOT AN INVESTMENT SAYS I1ABSON N M h »* # i» * r j » ( i m * N m w m m t *■ »U r I I th e l l r r a M D a lU la v , 10T M i(i* I U A v r , t a a l i r i F U . THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rcnusiiKHB K dltor f t . J . H O L L Y -------M . J . M l . L A R D ___ I f f r t l i r r - T r » « * u r * r m . A . N H K L _______ ____ U n r n l H r t i i f r ( Irn iU lta i H a u i e r « . L. Ill WIN... P h o n e 14N g p l a HiM P . M. AHveiilalas llatea M ill K u m Apllleatlaa IgUerlpllu I'rlee la Altue* 'Oar Year ........................................... < l a S i n u l k * ------------... . — ...... Urllrtrti la Clip kp Carrier Oaa Weak ___— -----------------------IB Caata Tkr kla 15- la ll-pai* Weekly Hera14 aatlralp aaarra Seminole lonely I I I la pnbllthe4 every PrMap. Alterfining ralaa Mile kaiiea appIlMllaa. Ilaataaralla la pollllaa, MM par year, aleeapa la ileggee.__________________ ties. It is the purpose o f the Semi­ TARPON FISHERMEN ARE GETTING READY nole county Author!ties to resurface FOR BIG SEASON these wom-out highways, build a berm for the nine-foot roads and ex­ ST. PETERSBURG, April 18— tend the highway system to those sec­ tions of tho county not now served. Tarpon fishermen here are oiling When Seminole completes the rebuild­ their reels, buying new lines and ing of the trunk line from Orange hooks and patching the old hickory county line northward through San- '■shirts and khaki trousers preparatory ford to the Monroe bridge across the ! to the summer campaign against tho St. Johns river, it will bo up to V o - 1Silver Kings, for the vanguard o f the lusis county to resurface that abom i-) invading army o f fish hai appeared nable eleven miles o f rutty, "fluted'’ in the passes to the Gulf. Several schools were seen at Passroad that is the bane o f nil motorists \traveling through that section of Flor- a-Grillo early in the week while one ids. Another use to be made of the was hooked at Egmont Tuesday. SovSeminole county funds is the erection oral strays have been seen at differ­ o f a substantial bridge across the St. ent places during tho last few weeks Johns, to replace the old Osteen ferry, but apparently the schools now are the missing link on the highway be­ preparing to show up in full force tween Sanford and New Smyrna. The within the next few days. completion o f this bridge during the Custom House Coffee will be dem­ Owln' to th’ gren number of nero- present year will greatly stimulate p Isties and th’ new styles In woman's travel between Sanford and the East onstrated and served free at New­ hosiery, it's almost Impossible fer a Coast by way of Now Smyrna.— Lake­ berry's Drug Store Thursday, April feller to watch hla step. land Telegram. 20th. Cnll nnd get n cup. Don’t fo r ­ ------------- o— -------get the 100-plece dinner set to be giv­ ItBA I'PORTION M ENT en away. 10-2tc COME ON NEW «V.YIIN.\! UNCLE HANK decided upon, it was stated, inq the general conference’ of Methodist church at Ffot Sn Ark. Custom House CofTcc will be onitrstcd and served free at j; berry’s Drug Store Thursday, \ 20th. Call and get a cup. Don't get the 100-ploco dinner set to b< cn away. 1ft. THE SECRETARY If he writes a letter, It is too if he sends a postal, it is too iho If he edits a pamphlet, he’s a i thrift. If he goes to a committee m«t he’s butting in; if he s'tsys he’s a shirker. If the crowd is slim at a m he should have called the mem up; if he calls them up, he's a If he duns a member for hla he Is insulting; If he docs not col; them, he’s not on the job. If an entertainment is A ho success, the committee Is praiied it’s n failure, the secretary U blame. If he asks for suggestions, he'» competent; if ho doesn’t, hc’» headed. Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust; If others won't do it. The Secretary must. Discussing the Investment situation Roger W. Babson mokes the follow­ ing statement, "Dividend cuts haye become nn every d ly occurrence and promise to continue at their present rnte for at least nnother year. “ Last month’s payments on Ameri­ can industrial stocks, common and preferred, were $8,100,000 less than It is well for Florida voters to POSTPONE LAYING in November IDID and $5,900,000 less ! About a year ago the editor of the CORNERSTONE FOR ' than In November last year. Thisre- ||ern|() nn nir meeting in New * CCP ' nmi" ‘l t,u,t in thl> general elSOUTHERN CO LI .EG K presents u loss of 2.1.7 per cent or Smyrna told the people over there cc ^ or) *n November, an opportunity ..... . .............. ,__ ,______ _______ _ ^wtjlpfse^-------------------- i 1nenrly — i - ----•»- -------------—1 •• will be offered for voting on an one#—fourth cotnpnrcd —ai. with the bridge at Osteon ferry would •••■»■*.! pjisiaw ny jh,|, Xu) 1010 nnd lfl.fi per cent or one sixth |lf, \yB cou|d nol tell them nt amendment tor the Florida constitu­ Nothing so tine ms a day in April. LAKELAND, Fla., April 18.— Lay­ tion o f the state. It is n matter of -o less thnn Inst year. that time how it would bo built but ing of tho cornerstone for Southern Any day, it makes no difference. "There is nothing particularly wc promised to have It built and wo k' rcl*, importance nnd every voter College, buildings for which are now April f.r.r'.-L.- l-iiU /k V alarming about such a development n|„0 stated thnt the people of Now should register nnd cast his ballot being erected, have been indefinitely for this amendment. o as It Is but one o f the characteristics Smyrna should meet us half way and The last Icgislntur^ provided for Postponed from April 25, the bulldFloods, tornadoes, cyclones, snow o f the period o f the depression in ev- |)U||(| „ wjder rood and a better road Don't fail fail to to be nt the dcmoiu , B w iti ,hnn h e l V a n d *»• amendment to be Submitted to committee o f tho college ha. anDon’t storms, earthquakes, everywhere but ory business circle, !.v to and f^ m ho F ^ « * . voters, and if it carries, the leg- n o w e d . because o f the inability of tion of Wilson’ss Custom House Coi in Florida. How thnnkful Wo should "The trouble lies in the fact that l J? 1 1 ’ . . , T. . they ., islnture of 1921 will he compelled polled to bishop Cnlder *'older nnd other prominent nt Stokes’ Store Store Friday nnd S.\tur> be. ' tho general public......... doe*—not i.uiutl ^ oa8t tut() Hiicriur interior points. This ........... investing i—.. I w v; should tho Methodist churrhmea to be present April 21st and 2£nd. Ask .ibout seem to have been nwnre of this fact. promised to do nr.d now that our ' TOftP?ortlon1,hc !,*ntp; . . • . ,i i t ■ Iinn u1nI11 in •»«.,*n I„ ■> 100-piece dinner sot to he given *r Thousands o f children rolled Easter As I go about the country I am n p -(j,r|dge is nlmost ready to he built we lo,ri,,nlur* ln “eaalon fail to at Jh" 1 tim*'’ bo lft cfjRn on tho White House lawn this pallet hy lists shown me—not only Wou|(| like to hear something ab ou t/ 0 ,!,t <n e } rf$ e yi*ar. Wo suppose you would call by tho widow nnd untrained youth |j10 fo r a better road from New ( C°Y rn°.r ° C.n . 0 s otors tohut hy the man who is keen in his g myrnu t„ Osteen ferry and then we in session and hold thnt rolling your own. own business. Their lists o f "invest- wi„ ,)C Mt to truI1Bport thousands thrni «« con.Knuol session until such ------------- o----Mnn was nrrosted in Orlando for merits’’ are generally ovcr-londed to Coronado Beach this summer. It rP” P P 0 r t nment !s made. So if the driving a car while he was asleep, with stocks which at times pay divl- w|]| no^ much work on this road %° ,u °l)t * union men , n a p . Such nn ordinance would be fine for dends. They hove counted on these to |t wider nnd put asphalt on , po** ,or,n' ' n m,‘ s 0 ‘°Jr* other cities hut in Orlando a mnn ns Income nnd nre very seriously em- thtf „urf act mMklng it one of the best Mor rt" hn" bad sufficient law on should he jailed fo r life for going to bnrrnsscd as a result o f the cut In jn (bi> state. j this subject hut it seems to have been sleep nt all. dividends. Their unfortunate position Yesterday the DcLnnd News called a dead letter for lack o f enforcement. --------- —o in duu to their disregard of a very attention of the people o f DcLnnd to A hill passed in 1805 provided for a reapportionment in 1807 nnd every' Secretary Fearmnn o f the Chamber fundamental ooint. the fact that the Osteen tridge would o f Commerce has written a song o f “ Stocks have nn essential plncc in „ oon tMke ft|| t^0 people via Now ten years thereafter. But thnt law Florida, hut since his residence nt our tinnncinl structure. Without th# Smyrna and said the county should seems to hnve been wholly ignored Rnnf^id he hnB written many songs commitment of some funds to th# purchase the Monroe bridge and make nnd is a dead letter. The amendment Do not try to pay bills without a checkirg now before the voters of Florida o f Sanford thnt were not set to mus- risks of production, transportation ______c. jt The people o f New Smyrna . . . . account. Ic. Secretary Fearmnn is one o f tho nnd m erchandising-buying goods CAn where thr finRer <)f destiny " ‘t * * r<,'‘ PI»ortion' nt,bt obligatory. best publicity agents in the stale. with the hope o f selling for p r o f i t Wo havo tuld 0l<;m of their ,f * B niensure thnt should canT« business eould not he done The our, . . , .. Our present representation n the If you do, you will surely get all tangled up ------------ ------------Pur advantages for many years hut they „ u ,0 u,gMnturv 8<J ridiculmi. thnt Did you rend what tho Wmichulla chaser of common nnd prefercil 8ct,m B|C4p „ n nr),l on while other . „ .. , Endorsed checks nre legal receipts; and, L<hankers nnd the Sanford hankers and Hocks is furnishing money for those rolllmtin|l)pl not half ns well situated ' " V* r*'nDP«rtIonmont can ail the other bankers have been say- purposes. His stock certificate estab- tnke uWMy thl>ir trn,|c „ nd travel. Cor- “ , ? * *" d,‘ fe n ,« ®f sides, with a checking account, you Ban ke. > ing about buying fake bonds nnd »»hes no obligation in his favor hut onndo Beach Is the finest beach on tho " ° “ v>l w,th a I00’0^ nn accurate record of your expenditures. stocks and gold mines and oil wells,"Imply certifies thnt he has a propor- ca||t c0Mti Conma,io hllB tho best fish'i h" r" ch" ncc Wlth e tc? You sny you read it? Wall, ‘ i.umtc interest In the business. lie jnR New 8myrna han some ,lfthe ’ ' gnno S The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invit . then we suppose you will go right •" » Pettier in the broader sense of Rri>ntuat nntlirn| Wnuty in (ht. wor|d. ' V Iti’V , ahead anil buy some o f them instead the word, nnd subjects himself to the ,v._, ,,cid » in good loud ‘ ." P you to become one of its customers. oi Keeping your money nt home nnd risks of proprietorship nnd takes the t th y ti Jobn, rivcr u fr, e bridge, ^ ‘‘ even h lriunt S " ! ? i ■ putting It in real estate thnt will pay profits when there are any. O ne' |Cro|| lhc riv„ lo t,/c W t h ( better^ 1mW c C' C" ^ m° Bt *° tion. yrtii the biggest dividends that you »hou,d n°t ontcr into this position hoU., fac||iticil nt the beach nnd then I Vi I ..........V . Somebody has been asleep »t the cun realise on any ntock in the world, without realizing thnt he is siiecu--------1 some advertising nnd the people w ill; switch or this injustice, so ridiculous ■ Inting, he falling over themselves getting to ns to really he comical would have! * ^ _ ‘ Investment on the other hand is Coronado beach. Now wc shall see what w« shall see. Germany nnd Russia make nn- placing >*'iir money for n definite inComo nn( NVw g myrni| Wc are hetother alliance even stronger thnn come. The man who buys^ bonds or tjnjr on ) 0u! Wo have done our part. tho Brest-I.itovsk treaty when they notes is a landlord in the broud senso It is up to you to do yours! November election.— Orlando R epor.1J threw down the world and made the o f the term. He has loaned money to ter-Stnr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiia iiiiiN iis s a s E M g s iiiiiu i unholy nlllnnce. This Is where the the concern nnd has n mortgage on .» LOYALLY SUPPORT YOUR CHAM­ gauntlet is thrown down fur good nnd Par* of rcal property, lie must he BER OF COMMERCE. PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC RULER. the United States will either come P*id his return whether the business out ns a commercialized power or at- makes a profit or not nnd can foreWhy shouldn't there Ik- traffic rule* There nre many people paying tnxtern pt to keep up the “ safe for Deni- close nnd sell its assets to reimburse for the pedestrian ns well as tho auto ocrncy” idea. And meantime we had himself for his original investment if cs who hnve no children who might mobile driver? l “ SERVICE THAT COUNTS” better raise the navy rate again to- it i» necessary to take such steps, “ "k: "W hat do I get fiut of tho If aulolliuhilists drove as carelessly day nnd keep raising it for it will he His money in loaned for n definite whnnN ?" We handle everything in needed. period. It muit be paid back m money | But who wnntA to live in u city ns pedestrians walk, nnd with ns little regnril for other persons’ rights, the ________ „ ________ nt n fixed date nnd the ngreed rental where there ure no schools? Now we nre having n scnmlnl in mt*M returned nt stated periods »n There nre many people wh„ never jails would he full o f them. Where is the moving mass o f pedes­ ^ Car Lots or Less. Ship us Xho bureau of engraving nt Washing- the meantime. The market value of «•» to church who might ask: "What trians that makes a proper stream of good bnmla rinon in proportion ns it^ < 1 * * i K **t nut tho church . ton. Well, this !*• to be expected. But who wants to live in n city traffic along the sidewalk? Sense re Richmond, Virginia Every pension department nt some income will buy more food and where there there *iirc no churches? quires that they, like the vehicles in clothes, not as u particular line o f where arc no !!»■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ * 1 time or other goes thru the throes There nre many people who enn the street, should keep to tho right o f a scandal nnd the U. S. Printing business becomes more or less pro B •. . ■ . , , . , V ., .1___ ___ _______ * __ 1 _ fltnhlc. A steady nnd assured income afford to be a member o f a civic body , Yet there nre always flocks of pedes r• o ffice being one o f the biggest pen­ o f u pro-determined amount therefore who might ask: “ Whnt do l get out* trinna walking on the wrong side of sion departments in the country is the walk, stopping to tnlk right In the bound to have an investigation now takes tho plncc of the uncertain o f the Chamber of Commerce?’’ profit or profits, due the stockholder. 1 But who wants to live in n city middle of the walk, weaving in and out nnd then. How do you think they "Too many persons who want nn where there is nn commercial organ- [ regardless of common sense, and othcould print post cards and envelopes investment—who believes they have i/ntion? , erwise obstructing foot-truffic. cheaper thnn we can buy the raw ma­ n n investment__are holding on to You can no more measure the vnlue In *o doing, the pedostrinrtx only terials nnd get by with it? And the common nnd preferred stocks from o f a Chamber of Commerce hy a yard interfere with each other. In crosstnx payer pays the di*ficier.*y. which income has' censed and which "tick thnn you can measure the men- ing the street, this citizen insists, they interfere with vehicle traffic in The Hanford hand deserves all the <"<? tll° PrMcnt ma>' not cvon * U l Kro/Wth ‘ ‘f chiM* ” r thp in,nu* support you can give it. You should P»od gamble. once of a church, or the develop. a way that they would consider intol­ erable if automobile drivers perform­ Don’t Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is -'support it with your money nnd you “ Some lines o f industry have been '' ° n • ed the same pranks. They cut across should give it your moral support thoroughly liquidated both Internally It is n, safe assertion that a half Costing More uix.ii every occnnslon. There and market wise. Their stocks today hour in the office o f your Chamber anywhere in the block, instend of nt upon exiry oceans on. ure nre . . . j bought— hut bought us a o f Commerce Will tel! you its vnlue the crossings provided. They disresome things wo could do without here oougoi mu. 1 . . . „ .. , _ , ____i m , , , .. . in Sanford but the band is not one o f "Peculation hy those who realize that to the community and make you gard traffic signal, in a way that « them. It is true w c did without n urt' "Peculating. l or the near proud of your citizenship of your motorist seldom dines. They compel city and county.— Pnlntkn Herald, the motorist to look out for their lives, hand for several years hut the city n" ‘* for >ear1 lo co" ,e tbe Tho countries in Europe and especially Germany have ju*1 instead of doing their own share of had no life or pep when it hnd no conservatively financed, efficiently started buying coffee and they have bought alt of the availlooking out. They nearly scare driv­ SEMINOLE KEEPS IN LINK operuted business will show a profit aide supply for the next several months, so the price of cof­ ■ ers to death by darting ahead of cars nud will pay a profit to their stock---------fee may go to war time prices before it gets any less. ■ holders. Their next door neighbors,' By the adoption of another bond I*- unexpectedly, nnd often, hy getting in however, nmy lie headed for the sher- *>ue, this time for $100,000, Seminole the way when they hnve no business iff's sale or scrap heap, nnd dividend county has declared its intention of there, they deprive automobiles of cuts will continue to he present, *keeping up with the procession ns ry- their turn nt a crossing and slow Decldc whether you want to invest gards better highways. With the rap- down the whole stream of vehicle for income nr speculate for profit, id development of the vast area of ect- traffic. This is a side of the everlasting For investment buy sound bonds— cry nnd lettuce fields in the Hanford for speculation buy a broad list o f scctibn there has come nn insistent de- feud that is not often heard. There is SSKWIir.lt TIIK A H H O C IA T B II P ltE M The Associated Press is exclusivcly entitled to tho use for rcpublicatloii of all nown dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this pa­ per and also the local news published herein. All rights o f rcpublicatlon of spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ served. A CH ECK O N Yourself The Peoples Bank of Sanford I CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE Be Fair THERE IS A REASON ! GROCERIES! Drink FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 5 ■ Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ S vice Our Motlo ■ DF.ANF TURNER Phones <97-191 WKLAKA BLOCK 65 ■ ■ — H J stocks. If you arc not following this basic principul for placing your money, set your house In older nt once. You will make more by re-arranging your securities now thin waiting for a chance 'Ao get out whole." The Malison chart reflects a very sntitsfnctory seajonal rise in general business. Last week's point— 17 per cent below normal—has ..... been beltere«l hy 1 per cent. Gencrnl business today Is I4 per coni below normal, f , - i mnnd for more paver] roads, And (undoubtedly something in it. Pedesthere is still another phase to the sit- trinns will never succeed in winning untlon in Seminole. While not ahso- adequate iccognition fo their own lutely sure about it, The Telegram !« rights until they are more regardful under the impression thnt some of the o f the other fellow's.— St. Petersburg older brick roads in thnt county were Times. built when Seminole was a part of | Orange county. In any ...... .......................... . event thoso] Don't full ^ to he at the ---- demonstra---- ----- ---sec*'ilons put down on a sand founds- \ti°n o f Wilson's Custom House Coffee an without cement grouting, have nt Stokes’ Store Friday and Saturday, tion become 21st anil 22nd. Ask- about the --------- very ' “ ’ If rough ami uneven, r o -( April 1 ---si milling somewhat the Dixie Highway I00-pieco dinner set lo be given away, through St. Johns and Flagler coun-. 10-8tc i .. .. ■ . ', . , > : & jiifc , . ii GRADE A COFFEE ALWAYS FRESH Bel-Jar Coffee Company = H ■ S Aill" NF RDg■ M 1O Vl|l# si JJBM■HaaaBaaai ■■■■■■■ an* -NEW MIAMI YORK■■■ .* > ‘ ; iic ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ******* �Til-V11 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1922 powd by the laws o f the State o f Florida, now In force, or which may hereafter be enacted, providing gen­ erally for the government at cltiea and towns and not Inconsistent with the provisions of this Act." Section 2. That Section 97 of the fhartcr under which the City of San­ ford, Florida, is now operating and functioning, be, and the same is hereby nmendod to read as follows: Penn’ s is pack ed air-tight in the p a t e n t e d n e w con ta in er—the quality is scaled in. Penn’ s is alw ays fresh. Buy P enn’ s the n ext time. C lean — fresh— sweet. “ Section 97. The fiscal year of on the 1st day o f the 30th day o f year.” FISCAL YEAR.— the City shall begin October and end on September of each Section 3. That Section 1G4 o f the chnrter under which the City of Sanford, is now operating and functionlng,be, nnd the same Is hereby am­ ended to rend as follows: th* City o f Sanford, County o f Seminole, State of Florida, and to Organize, Incorporate and Estab­ lish a City Government for the Same, and to Prescribe the Jur­ isdiction, Powers and Functions of said Municipality.” "Against the adoption and approval o f that certain ordinance entitled: "A n Ordinance Amending Sec­ tions 7. 97, 164. 206 and 217; and Repealing Section 174 of Chapter 8361, Laws of Florida, 1919, Entitled "An Act to Abolish tha Present Municipal Government of tho City of Sanford, County of Seminole, Stato of Florida, nnd to Organize, Incorporate and Establish a City Government for the Same, nnd to Prescribe the Jurisdiction, Powers and Functions o f Said Municipality.” and shall also separately state each Section o f said Charter to be voted KITE PAGE THREE City o f Sanford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry, S. 0 ,‘ Chase and Forest Ij»kc, as tho City Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, do hereby appoint V. E. Pouglats, 0 . P. Hern­ don and R. C. Maxwell, Inspectors of said election, and W. M. Haynes, Clerk of anid election. TAKE NOTICE and aave moneyl 1400 buys Bulck 4; |A60 buys Uuick 6; (475 buys OlJsmoblle 4; (400 buys Oldsmobllo 8. Balance, terms to suit your purse. Whan they maka better cars, I will sell them.— N. H. Garner. 12-10U ■■■■a ! The anid election hereby ordered and The world ut your door every even­ called to be held on the said 14th day ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. of June, A. D. 1922, shall be held and conducted in the manner prescribed by the ordinances nnd tho charter of the City o f Sanford, Florida. Hill Hardware Co. And it is further ordered that not less than thirty days prior to the date HAS JUST RECEIVED A COM­ PLETE LINK OF of the election hereby ordered to be held the City Auditor nnd Clerk shall mali a copy of the aforesaid ordinance proposing the amendments to the pres­ CLEANADLE ent charter o f the City o f Sanford, ... , , . , . , F,0rida* lo •«»» •lector whoso name ONE-PIECE, PORCELAIN LINED “ I'l’cars upon the registration books "Section 164. SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENTS; WHEN PAYABLE.—Spec­ ial assesments covering the construc­ upon in the manner following, to-wit: * _ C„ tion df sidewalks, laying out, improv­ WITNESS the hands o f C. E. Hen­ "F or the adoption of tho amend­ ry, ns Mayor of the City o f Snnford, ing, grading, paving nnd hard sur­ ment o f Section 7, of the Charter.” facing o f streets and alleys, nnd cov­ “ Against the adoption, o f (he and C. E. Henry, S. O. Chnse nnd ering all other locnl Improvements amendment of Section 7 of the char- Forest Lake, as Commissioners, com­ posing the City Commisison o f the City shall he pnyablo’ by the owners o f th e 1ter." properly assessed for said local Im­ For tho adoption of the amendment o f Snnford, Florida, attested by I- R. Philips, Clerk o f the City o f Sanford, provement at tho time stipulated in o f Section 97 of the chnrter. the ordinance passed and adopted Against the adoption of the am- Florida, nnd the corporate seal o f the with reference to any such focal im­ cmlment o f Section 97 of the Chnrter City o f Snnford, Florida, on this the provement, and shall constitute, be, For the adoption of the amendment 10th tiny of April A. I). 1922; remain nnd continue n lien superior of Section 164 of the chnrter, CHAS. E. HENRY. in dignity tto nny nnd nil other Hens, As Mayor o f tho City Agninst the adoption o f the amend­ except liens for State nnd County ment o f Section 161 of the chnrter. of Snnford, Florida. Tnxos, upon and agninst tho proper­ S. O. IfASE, For the adoption of the amendment ty assessed for such local improve­ o f Section 206 of the chnrter. CHAS. E. HENRY, * ment until paid, nnd said Hen shall FOREST LAKE, Agninst the adoption o f the amend­ As the City Commis­ not he barred by nny statute of lim­ ment o f Section 206 of the chnrter. 1 itations now existing, or by nny sta­ sion of the City of For the adoption <f tho amendment tute hereafter enacted which does not of Section 217 of the chnrter. Sanford, Florida. in express terms refer to Hens for Agninst the ndoption of the amend- Attest: special assessments imposed or levied ment of Section 217 of tho chnrter. L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) by tho City o f Sanford, Florida, for For the repeal of Section 174 of the City Clerk o f the City o f Snn- This is positively the beat Refrigera­ local improvements.” charter. foni, Florida. tor on the Market Today Against the repeal o f Section 174 Apr. 11-18-2.5; May 2-9-10-23-30; nnd Section 4. That Section of 206 o f tho ------------ CALL AND 8 KK IT------------’ ( June 6-13. charter under which tho City o f San­ o f the chnrter. Section 10. Thnt the provisions o f 1 ford, Florida, is now operating nnd functioning, be nnd the same is here­ this ordinance providing for nnd di­ recting an election to be held for the ■ ■ by amended to read ns follows: “ Section 206. SALARIES.— The ndoption or rejection o f this ordln- m City Commission shall fix by ordin­ nnce shnll become effective immrd- ■ ance tho componsatio;, of the City lately upon its finnl passage and ndop- ■ Attorney, the City Manager, the City tion, nnd snid ordinance shall become On the Okcrthohrr Branch of the Florida Hast (’oast Italia ay, CtinlnoAuditor nnd Clerk nnd cx-Officio Ass­ of full force nnd effect ns to nil of ta, Fin., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date essor, nnd shall fix by ordinance the the provisions therein contained, or modern brick hotel, nith private batha and hot '.cater heat. First compensations o f the Chiefs o f the fire ns to such of snid provisions ns may class cuisine. Rates (2.50 to (150 per day; 110 to (18 per week, ac­ nnd Polico Departments, and members he ratified nnd approved os tho re­ cording to location of room. sult o f the election ordered called nnd of the fire and police forces. The City Commission rhall have the power to held, only from nnd nfter the time MRS. CHAS. D. BR U M LEY, Manager fix by ordinance the compensation of snid ordinnneo is npproved, either In the Municipal Judge. The City Com. whole or in pnrt, hy the referendum mission shall have the power to fix vote of the electors of the City of the compensation o f the City Tax Snnford. Florida. Adopted on this the 10th dny of Collector, which may be based on April A. D., 1922. either fees or sa la ry. T ho Citv Man­ r\ n v vovrvvT ci D L L d V jiu U O CHAS. E. HENRY, ager shall fix the number and com ­ S. O. CHASE, pensation o f nil other officers nnd FORREST LAKE. employees. Th*1 salaries or compen­ CUy Commissioners o f Sanford, sation so fixed shall bo uniform for Florida. like services in each grade of the City In Bottles Everywhere A ttcit: sendee ns the same shnll be graded L. R. PHILLIPS, Clerk, nnd classified by the City Mnnagor. Demand the genuine— nemo damped on every crown—auk I (Reel) All such salaries nnd rates of pay for it by name with «Intcs o? employment nnd dis­ 4-11-18.25; 5-2-9-16-23-30; 0-6-13. REFRIGERATORS li G u n ran teed b y ■MS BARMAN )MK COURT Whereas, it has developed tlfht cer­ tain amendments to the present char­ LST PPALM REACH ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, should bo adopted in order to prop­ la .i.r ln ln l I'rvaat I BEACH, April 18.— erly nnd expeditiously administer the court in Jacksonville, civic Affairs o f this city, therefore, Be It Ennrtcd By tho People of tho by Judge J. J. Beck, a conductor on the City o f Sanford, Florida: Section 1. That Section 7, of the Line Railway, is said charter under which the City o f San­ the most interesting ford, Florida, is now operating and e state, because of the functioning be, and the same is herecr in which Judge by amended to read ns follows, toit. hut the local court wit: by Judge Joe I* Ear­ “ Section 7. Powers o f the City. ly is running it a close The City o f Snnford, Florida, shall c Harman several days have perpetual succession; shall sue defendant In n liquor and l>c sued, plead and be Impleaded; d then turned loose an may purchase, lease, receive and hold iceder nnd gave him property, real nnd porsonnl, within his pocket to buy some* Said City; nnd may well, alienate, » mbauch .,nd his wife, deed, convey, lense or otherwise dis1 f r speeding through pcsti c f the ;-.m c fer the benefit snd * at 30 miles an hour. advantage o f said City; nnd may « Judge Harman, Rum- purchase, lease, receive and hold prop­ ill the money he had was erty, real nnd porsonnl, within nnd at he had enough gnso- beyond the limits o f the City to be »r to take him to Jnek- used for the burial of tho dead, for e he expected to obtain the erection,* construction and main­ d make enough to carry tenance o f waterworks and lighting himself in their way to plants, for the establishment o f hos­ pitals, poorhouses and houses of de­ n Cleveland, Ohio, tention nnd correction, for the estab­ Jou h a v e b r e a k f a s t 7 ” lishment o f docks, wharfs, breakwa­ >n asked. rot eaten yet, for we ters nnd boat basins, nnd for such '•* a m„ nnd were nr- other public purposes as the City Commission may by ordinance deem ft” hm! breakfasted,” necessary nnd proper, nnd may set), |)]y. lense or otherwise dispose o f said ' travel far on the [hive and if von spend it property for the benefit o f snid City > . ■ill have none left to the name extent that nntural per­ lifer.-, take this," said the sons nvght or could do; nnd also p i t the ■ouple (2. "Go out shall have the power to borrow mon­ nr breakfast and he on ey for current expenses, provided nny amount so borrowed shnll not ex­ ceed an amount equal to fifty per cent, o f the revenue derived from taxation during nny fiscal year; to control, perform nnd furnish all pub­ lic services nnd to own and acquire ' *r '■ Amending Sections public utilities, public docks, wharfs I* "’ . nr>d 217; nnd Ropcal- and hoatlmsins; to acquire, establish, ll7 ‘ ■ Chapter 8361, Laws own, operate and maintain as a pub­ Entitled “ An Act to lic utility, waterworks nnd a water J* P n-int Municipal Gov- plgru nnd provide the City and the 1 :hf H ty of Sanford, inhabitants thereof with water; to ac­ le, State of Florida, quire, Own, establish, maintain nnd r#n'x«\ Incorporate and Ea* operate an n puhilc utility, gas works i'it) C ivcrtiment for ths nnd a gas plant, nnd furnish the City ,n Prescribe tho Jurisdk- and the inhabitants thereof with nn,l Functions of Said comihercinl gas; to nequirc, own, esly." • tnbiish, operate and maintain as a • th' legislature may by public utility, electrical works and an up m a municipality any electric plants and furnish the City Ijting to its government, and the inhabitants thereof with el­ P' 1 t wifh other organic ectricity; to issue nnd sell bonds for of law, and any o f the purposes hereinabove en­ the Legislature o f the umerated and set forth, ns well as for r da has by legislative en- such other municipal purposes as may raated and delegated unto bo from time to time prescribed by d Sanford, Florida, the ordinance, or as may be otherwise rhmit to its electors for provided by this charter; to adopt and f ejection, amendments to enforce local police, sanitary and oth. snd er similar regulations not in conflict >it is one of the fundamcn- with the laws o f tho State o f Florida; * of constitutional law thnt to do what ever mhy be dremed necra"nstihitlonal as a delega- sary or proper for the safety, health >» ative power for tha leg. convenience and general welfare o f Its 1 delegate unto a munlci- Inhabitants, and to exercise all pow­ right and authority to am- ers o f local self-government. The t,r granted unto said nwn- enumeration o f particular powers y the legislature, provided herein shall not be held or deemed to I'nent no adopted doea not he exclusive, but In addition to the ’ or Is not repugnant to the powers enumerated herein, or implied H and the statute law of hereby, the City shall have, and may end exercise all other powers, which un­ ► Section 254 of the legls- der the Constitution and Laws of rter under which the City of Florida, It would be competent for Florida, ls now operating this paragraph specifcally to enum­ or‘lng provides that amend- erate. *zld charter may bo aubIn addition to tha powers herein tht> electors o f said City by enumerated or given o r allowed tho V0,e o f the City Coin, said City shall have all powers and sad perform all duties conferred or im­ IANCE NO. 29 A " — CHULUOTA INN ~ 3 S ..DELAWARE charge shnll bo immediately reported to the City Auditor nnd Clerk. All fees nnd moneys receiVed or collected by officers nnd employees shnll be immediately paid over to tho proper officlnl or depository ns designated by the City Commission or City Auditor nnd Clerk on the dny o f their receipt.” Section 5. Thnt paragraph (b ) of Section 217 o f the charter under which the City o f Sanford. Florida, is now operating and functioning, be, and the same is hereby amended to rend ns follows: “ Paragraph (b ).—Such petitions shall be signed by npt less than fifty of the electors o f the municipality." Section 6. That Section 174 o f the charter under which the City of San­ ford, Florida, is now operating nnd functioning, be, and the same Is here­ by repealed. Section 7. Thnt the Mayor In here, by instructed, authorised and em­ powered to call an oleetion in accord­ ance with Section 7 o f tho Revised Ordinance o f the City o f Snnford, Florida, to determine the question by referendum vote as to whether Sec­ tions 7, 97, 164. 206 and 217 o f the charter under which the City o f Snn­ ford, Florida, is now operating nnd functioning, shall be amended in the mnnncr hereinnbovc stated and set forth; and ns to whether Section 174 of snid chnrtor shall bo repealed. Section 8. Thnt nt said election to be called and held in tha manner pro­ vided by Section 7 of this ordinance, this ordinance shnll be voted upon as n whole by title only, and also, each Section o f the chnrter under which the City o f Sanford, Florida, is now operating and functioning, sought by this ordinanr to be amended or re­ pealed, shall be separately voted upon by the electors participating In said election. Section 9. That the ballota used at the election ordered to be called and held by Section 7 of this ordinance shall state the title o f the ordinance to be voted upon In the manner follow­ ing: “ For the adoption and approval of that certain ordinance entitled, “ An Ordinance Amending Sec­ tions 7, 07, 164, 206 and 217; and Repealing Section 174 o f Chap­ ter 8361, Laws o f Florida, 1919, Entitled "An Act to Abolish the Present Municipal Government o f ‘PUNCH.. Bottled only by The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company NOTICE OF CHARTER AMENDMENT ELECTION Whereas, tho CHy Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 10th dny of April, A. D. 1922, duly passed and adopted n certain ordi­ nance entitled "An Ordinance Amend­ ■ ing Section* 7, 97, 164, 206 nnd 217; ■ ■ nnd Repealing Section 171 o f Chapter 8361, Laws of Fioridn, 1919, Entitled, "An Act to Abolish f?io Present Muni­ cipal Government o f the City o f Snn­ ford, County o f Seminole, State of : Florida, nnd to Orgnnlze, Incorporate nnd Establish n City Government for the Same, nnd to Prescribe the Juris­ diction, Powers nnd Functions of Snid Municipality", . 1 Whereas, said ordinance provides for the amendment of Sec. 7; Sec. 97; Sec. 164; See. 206; nnd Sec. 217, and the rc|>cnl of Sec. 174 of the charter under which tho CUy of Sanford, Fior­ idn, is now operating and functioning, and Whereas, it is provided by the char­ ter of the City o f Sanford, Florida, thnt any proposed amendment o f said j chnrter shnll be submitted for apprtivnl or rejection to tho electors o f the City of Snnford, Florida, nt an elec- j tion duly called nnd held for snid pur­ pose. Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as mayor of the City of Snnford, Florida, under and hy virtue of tho authority in m e j vested, and we, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chaee and Forest Lake, as Commis­ sioners o f the City o f Sanford, Flori­ da, composing and comprising the City Commission c f the City of Hanford, Florida, do hereby call an election to be hold In the City o f Sanford, Flori­ da, on the 14th day o f June, A. D. 1922, to determine tho question by tho referendum vote o f n majority o f the electors o f said City qualified bo vote, participating in said election, whether the amendments c f the present char­ ter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, proposed hy the aforesaid ordinance ■hall be adopted and approved, either In whole or in part. And I, C. E. Henry, aa Mayor o f the SOM ETIM ES CELERY SELLS ITSELF 5 ■ a * Can Y ou whether flour Is cheap low-grade bleached up and mixed with poor chemicals? Probably not. But you can protect your table by using FLORIDA GROCERY CO. DISTRIBUTORS,|PALATK A. B hsh N A illin g SEYMOUR, IND. pril, : Bonded representatives in over a hundred carlot markets Quality flour made in "America's First Mill Ask your grocer. for le­ ad lie of lxinon ha ice ■ Chase & Company j (8B I.F RISING) ENT ?UB t ■hall upsn M HONEY BOY FLOUR rtaln iford, ISH -" iF A Sometimes it Needs Somebody to Sell it WHEN IT NEEDS HELP WE ARE THERE ordlnd oproved itored r the ration nance and if the 'ord, AL) �V " G a t' . ■*$ ' T flE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1922 NOTICE Tampa at Orlando. SOUR ORANGES WANTED— Drop AUGUST 17, 18. 19— card stating number o f boxes you m The Singer Sewing Machine Com­ Daytona at Orlando. have.— W. Hayward, Winter Park, Fla. LEAGUE FOR ItSX pany has opened a atore in the Cider Ijtkeland at Jacksonville. 16-6t£wltp : Spring* Water Co. office with a full Tampa at SL Petersburg. APRIL 17, 18 19— HELPED HER MOTHER WONDER­ line o f accessories. Machines sold on Daytona at St. Petersburg. FULLY easy terms. M cL a u g h l i n t a l k s ■ Orlando at Lakeland. lS-6tp T. M. DUNLAP, Mgr. ON ADVERTISING In these days o f “ flu," coughs, colda, Tampa at Jacksonville. croup and whooping cough, it is well APRIL 20, 21. 22— Norfolk, Va., April 13, 1922. When people see a star In your to know that every year there are Tampa at Daytona. R. J. Holly, Editor, window, they know you are a dry— used more bottles o f Foley’a Honey Lakeland at Orlando. The Sanford Herald, nnless It’s a movie star. and Tar than o f any other cough St. Petersburg at Jacksonvllla. Sanford, Fla. medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 615 W. 6th APRIL 24, 23. 26— Dear Holly: > SL, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "Foley's St. Petersburg at Daytona. I am taking the liberty to ^eall Honey and Tar relieved me of a hack­ Lakeland at Tampa. your attention to an editorial, on ing cough, tickling in the throat. Orlando at Jackksonvtlle. page No. the^^Country Gentlewheezing and _______________ pains in the chesL It . _12 ^of ___________, APRIL 27, 28. 29— _ April *. < <%M which * * * *is . in! f j3 man, 8th, 1922, helping my mother wonderfully." Orlando at Daytona. memory o f Mr. G. Harold Powell, That'a why druggists recommend FolJacksonville at Tampa. who recently died in Pasadena. Cal. c>--,. Sold everyw here.-A dv. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. I did not know him pereonnally but M AY 1, 2. 3— came in contact from time to time Lakeland at Daytona. with quite a good deal o f hit work, Rayfield Carburators Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. and he is very well known by his Tampa at Orlando. Installed and Guaranteed by accomplishments. What he has done M AY 4. 5. 6— i. °f c.«t iniorot to « . -Sanford Service Daytona at Orlando. THOS. J. A. REIDY most o f my work is along similar Lakeland at Jacksonville. Attorney and Coansellor-at-Law lines, nnd particularly for the ad­ Company Tampa at SL Petersburg. vancement of Florida. Practicinr in 8tate and Faderal Ceerts MAY 8. 9, 10— AH of My. Powell’s work and this _ _ Daytona at Jacksonville. Over Seminole County Bank e d ito ria l o n h is d e a th em ph asizes Sparton Horn Service Orlando at St. Petersburg. ' the importance o f selling rather than Tampa at lakeland. -ATcomplaining, and it emphasizes par. George A . DeCottes MAY 11, 12. IS— ticularly the importance o f selling in C n n f r jT A T5 n H P r v - C p r v i m Attorney-at-Law Jacksonville at Daytorm. volume, a practice common to all de- v B n iD T ,Q U a l l L i j O e r V I C c lakeland at St. Petersburg. Over Seminole County Bank partment stores. Company Orlando at Tampa. SANFOHl) -:* FLORIDA It is very much better for us to sell MAY 15. 18. 17— all of our products at a reasonable i Daytona at Lakeland. profit, rather than try to sell a small S A N F O R D MATTRESS FAC­ S. 0 . Shinholser Jacksonville at Orlando. portion o f what we produce at a TORY St. Petersburg at Tampa. Contractor and Builder large profit, and let the other part E. C. ECHOLS. Prop. M AY 18. 19. 20— of the crop remain unmarketed. If SANFORD FLORID* "Old Mattress Msde New snd Daytona at Tampa. the volume is moved it will give cm? New Mattress Made to Order" Jacksonville at Lakeland. ployment to everybody familiar with French Avenue and 17th Street SM ITH BROS. St. Petersburg at Orlando. any branch of industry—it not only M AY 22. 23. 24— helps the^producer o f some special Garage and Machine Co. Daytona at St. Petersburg. commodity, but it helps all the inHenry McLaulin, .Ir. Orlando at Lakeland. Expert Auto Repair Work dividual* and business men in the OPTICIAN—OPTOM BTRIST Tampa at Jacksonville. Phone 30 Corner First aifd Oak state. The way to move the volume * M AY 23. 2fi. 27— is by advertising, because that is Tampa at Daytona. the only way you can bring goods to “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS* Lakeland at Orlando. the attention o f the public. The pro­ St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. Quick Service Transfer ducers o f California advertise nearly M AY 29. 30, 31— everything that is produced in the Storage Facilities St. Petersburg at Daytons. state, whether they have consider-' If we please yon, tell others; If no Lakeland at Tampa. nhlc competition or whether they 212 BaaL 1st St. Sanford, Fla. tell us. Phone 498 Orlando at Jacksonville. have none at all. Some people think, JUNE 1. 2. 3— I have no doubt, it would be fooliah Sanford Steam Laundry Orlando at Daytona. to advertise watermelons If they Jacksonville at Tampa. were advertised, who do not eat FOR SERVICE St. Petersburg at 1-ankcland. them now. Take celery and lettuce Call M6-J JUNK 3, 6. 7— as an example— you do not sec that lakeland nt Daytona. W. RAWLING, Prop. advertised any place— it is put on Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. the market and bought by people who .Tam pa at Orlando. happen to think about it. Celery .S A N F O R D NOVELTY JUNE 8. 9, 10certainly isn't a necessity, and any­ Day ton a at Orlando, thing that isn't actually necessary WORKS lakeland at Jacksonville. will find a wider market if properly Tampa at St. Petersburg. V. C. COLLER. Prop. placed before the people. JUNE 12. 13. 14— The California people, as far as I Daytona at Jacksonville. have been able to learn, disregarded SAVE YOU MONET General Shop and Mill Orlando at St. Petersburg. sentiment entirely and «» -d Write ns Tampa at lakeland. vertising os a pliin business propo­ Work I JU M s 13. 1 6 .1 7 Empire Hotel Block sition. Recently I asked a Florida onJacksonville at Daytona. i terprise why the Curtis publications ORLANDO, FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDKI Lakeland at St. Petersburg. were not used last season, and the Orlando at Tampa. reply was that there were too many 517 Commcrrlal Street Sanfard, Fit JUNE 19. 20. 21— restrictions placed around the ad­ Daytona at Lakeland. vertising contracts by the Philadel­ Jacksonville at Orlando. phia office. | have not been able to Geo. W . Knight St. Petersburg at Tnmpa. understand what restrictions could JUNE 22. 23. 21— Real Estate and Insurance have been referred to, .because the Daytona at Tampa. SANFORD FLORIDA California people were using the La­ JacksnnviUe at lakeland. dies' Home Journal, and I am reas. St. Petcrreurg at Orlando. onably sure the Curtis people would JUNE 26. 27. 29— not make any special arrangements Sanford Machine # Daytona at St. Petersburg. with any advertiser. I have no rea­ AH the Latest Popular Hit* Orlando at lakeland. Foundry Co. son for mentioning the Curtia publi­ Tampa at Jacksonville. cation* to you other than the inter­ A. B. CHASE. LESTER AND General Machine and Boiler Work; JUNE 29. 30—JULY 1— est I f.t?l for my h.yne state. Even Tampa at Daytona. PREMIER PIANOS though I do not spend any money for Cylinder Grinding; Del.use Pistons; Lakeland at Orlando. the advertising that goes out o f Ftor. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. Orernise Rings and Pina; Flywheel ida, there is no good reason why I UPRIGHT PLAYERS. GRANDS JULY 3. I. 5— Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts re­ should not be interested in it. St. Petersburg at Daytona. While I was in the southern part o f EDISON AND RUSSELL turned; agents for Caille Inboard an* Ijtkeland at Tampa. the state in March, I mentioned this PHONOGRAPHS Orlando at Jacksonville. ^ Outboard Motors. *-------------Phone #1 matter to a prominent business man JULY 6. 7. 8— Orlando at Daytona. Curtia publications are not fair. J . H . H I N T E R M I S T E R Jacksonville at Tampa. They may not be fair from some STRIKE! PIAN O CO. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. , people’s point o f view, but is it good JULY 10. 11. 12— 'business 4 .■4- IB.1. M • -i. | L * A J i n M i I B M . a » & * ■ , 4 . ... # Y \ Welakn Block to keep away from the lakeland at Daytona. ^ greatest number of eating people b e Jacksonville at Temps. cause you don't like some fellow’s -----------------------_ St, Petersburg at Lakeland. t * y paper or his disposition? I1 JULY 13, II. IS— u .* o h \ ri * K , Yours very truly, , ■ Daytona at Orlando, a c. o. McLa u g h l i n . a tjtkeland at Jacksonville. Tampa at Lakeland Twenty miles per g.jjlon o f JULY 20. 21. 22— 15,000 miles on tires, no repairs. This Jacksonville at Daytona. ’ a is what Hupp owners say. 6-tfc 1z 1.V Orlando at Tampa. It Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JULY 21. 25. 26— 1 CHARTER « Daytona at lakeland. Notice is hereby given that on the Is4 Jacksonville at Orlando. 10th *Uy o f May, A. I). 1922, or as St. Petersburg at Tampa. M soon thereafter as I can be heard, 1 JULY 27. 28. 29— ><« shall apply to the Honorable James Daytona at Tampa. W . Perkins, Judge of the Circuit Jacksonville at Lakeland— . . Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit of St. Petersburg at Orlando. Florida, for a charter incorporating JULY 31— AUGUST 1. 2— the Sanford Country Club. The pro­ Daytona at St. Petersburg. posed charter now being on file with Orlando at lakeland. Feel the Thrills!! i the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tampa at Jacksonville. |Seminole County, Florida. Equip your Fiahing Tackle with a AUGUST 3. 4. 5 I The character and object of the cor­ South Bend Level Winding Anti-back Tampa at Daytona. poration to be formed is a corporation laah, or o Shakespeare reel, Cortland Lakeland at Orlando. not to profiL and to provide a Club line, Hrddon'a bam bo Agate Bod, **AI St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. House and suitable grounds for a re­ Tons" bail and Ueddoo Minnows nt AUGUST 7. 8. 9— creation center, and to encourage and prices lower than yon ever expected. St. Petersburg at Daytona, promote all forms of outdoor sports FIFTEEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on lakeland at Tampa. and games. Orlando nt Jacksonville. all Rode and Reels. All GEORGE G. HERRING. AUGUST 10. 11. 12— Minnows, e a c h -----4-11-o.o.w.te Attorney for Orlando at Daytona. Incorpora tore. Jacksonville at Tampa. OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF FLORIDA STATE * i ST* • • 'M -C . I PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS = DIRECTORY : Battery |3| if-" St ir S* e< y tl BETWEEN THIS Bj AND YOU there exists a feeling o ! friendly intaw. I an earnest desire to help in everyj structive movement that will assure 2 Ufinninuea nnrf nrAcnnwIfir In short, with Jhe whole-hearted J port and confidence of our customer* i aim to make the First National an inj^ I tion of real and lasting good in the a building of this city and community. * First National A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. W ■ant I f You are Qoing to % invite you to call and get our pric P A IN T , VA R N ISH E S and STAINS, TON SUN-PROOF P A IN T $2.40 a Galloil buy by the car load. Sanford Paint and m Paper Store H . A . H A L V E R S O N , Proprietor GLOBE PIANO CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC P ■i S T a c k le A cscl H ackle I General SEE OUR SPRING WINDOW Decorate Your La 1 Spring Time is Hei FOR Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (Mower) tiful— W e W ill Help You Ball Hardware C IBII* The Eddy Refrigerato ARE THE BEST the WORLD, BAR NO h Electric Fans 85c SANFORD CYCLE CO. > SL Petersburg at Lakeland. AUGUST II. IS. 16— THE SPORTSMAN STORE Ijtkeland at Daytona, Phone 2SI-W 117 Park Avenue i Jacksonville at St. Petersburg F. P. RINE9 Now 1* the time for all good men to 103 Palmetto Ave try and figure out what in thunder their party stands for. Sanford. Florida W e will demonstrate them with A N \ m‘, of family Refrigerators, under any test you can suggest. 5 Sanford Furniture Comp#1] J J tik �4 • . : >t'tl. - "-■■ •■’ :i£ 2 s i® l^ « £*'» -" fw<SiS E # * - ' >*** * '^ r ^ T r X r T r * * „ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1922 PAGE FIYB vaudeville stunt* were Introduced. ORLANDO MAN The first number being an esthetic SHOT FROM AMBUSH ■ dance by Janio Lou Drown, who re­ NEAR HAINES CITY ceived encore after encore. Janie M-S FKBD DAIGBR. Society Bdilor, Lou i» a wonderful little dancer and Clyde McKenncy, a well known Or­ Phone *17-W Robert lando business man and member of . k l„ mmr h l f U i »UHta* I « a* graceful ns n little elf. l( »»• “ ” ! ” H r « k m M — W Herndon, Sanford’s own comedian, the firm of Flower-McKinney, w«» —« M lfftthtof, "Till was at hit prime last evening, and shot in the head and shoulders Sat­ » • ■ • ' " r " J , , Ibta i f p a r t a r t t , • rT,*;'.7 <*• »» w“ » took down the house, when he en­ urday night, by an unknown assailtered dressed as n "wop with his ant. His injuries were painful but hand organ and monkey. To say not serious. SOCIAL CALENDAR thnt he was great, is insufficient. Mr. McKenncy, accompanied by hi* Tuesday—Rotary-Ann* will entertain Bob out did himself last night. brother. E. R. McKcnney, and Miss the member* of the Rotary Club at The music was exceptionally good, Thelma Hammond, was driving to the Parish House at 6 p. m the Guild being fortunate In secur- Tampa to inspect his orange grove T u esd ay —Phil*then ( Ins*meeting ing the Warren-Wright Orchestra of in Hillsborough county. It was Just and supper atthe home o f Mias Orlando, these boys need no introduc- growing dark and the pnrty wers tlon, ns they are one o f the most about four mile* below Ilaines City Mary Howard at d p. m Wedncsday-Welfare Department will populnr orchestrns in the state. when Mr. McKenncy heard the report meet at 3 o’clock at the Club Punch was served throughout the of n shotun nnd felt a sharp pain In £ evening by a number of o f the Guild the back of his head. He was not J rooms. Wednesday—The Welfare Department girls, and at eleven o’clock, a salad armed and drove down the road near- ■ meeting at 3:30 in the afternoon course and coffee was served. ly half a mile before stopping the i Wednesday— MU* Mell Witner will ■-------, automobile. Blood was flowing freely J| W e are going to give away a 100-piece Dinner Set with entertain the members of the B u si-1 W ELFARE DEPARTMENT from the wound in his head and sev ness and ITofesaional Women's All members of the Welfare Do* eral o f the shot had entered the flesh CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE. Ask your grocer about it. partment o f the Woman’s Club are near the shoulders, Club. This set is on display at Newberry’s Drug Store. In spite o f his injuries, Mr. McKenThursday—3 P. M., Mrs. Sanford requested to plsn to be nt the meetDoudney will entertain the Idlers ing tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 and ney insisted on driving into lakeland ■ to bring any friend* who may feel an where his wounds were dressed by a ■ at th e home of Mrs. A. Vaughnn. T h u r s d a y — Mrs. L. C. Kolb will enter­ interest in what the club women o f physician and he was able to continue J the trip to Tnmpn. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« tain the members of the Every Week Florida are thinking nnd planning. Mrs. Galloway will speak and will The shooting is a mystery to Mr. ;■_________ ________ Bridge Club at 3 p. m. Thursday— Mrs. E. H. Householder he glad to answer any questions McKenncy, who said yesterday that t;|{ \\|> COMMANDERY Section 0. Thnt before this ordin­ CHAS. K. HENRY, he knew of no one in the vicinity of will entertain tho members of the about the work of the Federation. ance shell become effective nnd op­ S. O. CHASE. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Haines City who would care to end Duplicate Bridge Club. erative, same shall t»c first approved FOREST LAKE, WILL MEET IN PALATKA his existence, lie expressed the be­ Friday—Sallie Harrison Chapter N. As the City Commis­ by tho majority voto of the registered MAY DAY TEA f IVy I •*.i* %dhiirlnt« «1 I'rrhil S. D. A. R.. will meet at the W om­ sion of the City of voters at an election called for the The members of tho Pipe Organ lief thut the man had been waitng PALATKA, April 18,—Two hun­ an's Club nt 8:lh P. M„ with Mrs. Club will give their annual May Day for somebody else whom he expected purpose of determining the question Sanford, Florida. dred or more delegates are expected Craig Harris ns hostess. o f the establishment nnd maintenance Attest: Tea, Monday afternoon, May first, along the road and had mistaken the \n- to attend the Twenty-Eighth annual Friday—Mrs. Harry II. Lewis and from four to seven o’clock on the idl’ntit>’ o f hl* ,ntl'ndcd of n municipal public library and L. R. PHILIPS. (SEAL) Mrs. D. P. Drummond will entertain lawni nf the Kox-Gatchell residence* othl‘r theory advanced la that the ns- conclave of the Grand Conunandcry, City Clerk of the City of San­ rending room free for th'- uso o f the Knights Templar, which begins hero nt bridge at the Valdez Hotel nt 3 on 0 nk avemie> -pile May Pole snilnnt may have been intoxicated. inhabitants nf tho City. ford, Florldn. Several o f tho shot penetrated the Thursday. A parade Thursday m of- April 11-18-25. Section 7. Thnt tho Mayor is here­ P- ntdance, nnd other May Day features by instructed, authorized and em­ Saturday—Children s Story Hour at wj|j |)(» introduced. Come nnd have a top of the automobile, other* sernt- ning will he the opening fra*’""- and 4-11-18.25 rhing the paint on the side o f the the opening ceremonies of the compowered to call an election In con­ Central Park nt 4 p. m. ^ood time.’ machine. Neither Miss Hammond nor mandery will begin at 11 o’clock. The formity with Section 7 of the Re­ E. R. McKenney were struck.— Or- business session will come to .1 close vised Ordinance of tho City o f San­ Miss Zachary returned to Tallahas­ PARISH MEETING Saturday ufternoon. (undo Sentinel. ford, Florida, to determine tho que*see last evening after spending the There will be the annual meeting _________________ __ Numerous entertainment features tion ns to tho establishment and Easter Ilolidavs here with her par- o f the Parish of Holy Christ Church, An Ordinance Providing for Demonstration of Wilson’s Custom have been planned by the local cottimaintenance o f a municipal public the Establishment nnd Mninto library nnd rending room, free fo r ______ _____ . - .. . ... _ and Saturday, April 21st and 22nd. day evening and an nutnmobile trip the use of the inhabitants of the City nance of A Public Library nnd home o f the various organizations arc re' . y* * , n «. Mrs. K. W. Leo return . Ask about the IftO p ece dinner set to Saturday morning to Hostings to of Sanford, Florida. Reading Room Free for the Uso e, where she quested to bring In n tho 1 Sunday from Titusvi! Titusville, ____r .reports. . . . -----19.31c view the potAto fields. Section 8. Thnt the form o f the spent the past week ns the guest o f All members of the Parish are urged ► :iv,'n nwn>o f the Inhabitants of the City of ballots fur snid election shall be as Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Leo, Sr. to attend. Sanford, Florida, and Authoriz­ follows, to-wlt: MEN’S CLUB VAUDEVILLE ing the Mayor o f the City of San­ “ FYir the approval of that certain HAS 11REN POSTPONED Mii«'» Margaret Znchary nnd Miss I). A. R. ford,Florldn, to Cal) niu Elec­ ordinance of tho City of Sanford. The members of the Sallie Harri­ Emily Chennult o f Richmond, Ky., tion to Determine the Question Florida, F’.ntitlcd: Messrs Frank Mnrkwood nnd Sher­ son Chapter N. S. D. A. It., will meet Will Ik- Held Evening of April 25th at of the Establishment nnd Main­ "An Ordinance Providing fur «he Parish House man Moore were dinner guests Sat­ Friday evening nt 8:15 nt tho Wotenance o f tho Same, the F>tahllshmcnt nnd Mainte­ urday evening o f Mrs. C. Boyce Bell. man’s Club, with Mr*. Craig Harris lie it charted by the People o f the nance of a Public Library and ns hostess. All numbers o f tho Owing to tho (net thnt the High Whereas, tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida: Reading Room F'rco for tho U*e chapter are requested to be present. School is singing n piny on tho even RASTER BALL of tho Inhabitants of the City ______ ing 0f April 21st the Men’s Club has City o f Sanford, Florida, on the 10th Section 1. That the City CommlsThe First Annunl Ball given last of Sanford, F’ lorl.la, nnd Author­ NFI LIE TURNER CIRCLE taken this matter Into consideration dny of April, A. 1). 1922, duly pnssed sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, evening at the Parish House by the izing the Mayor o f tho City o f The Nellie Turner Circle will meet and postponed their vaudeville show and adopted n certain ordinance ondeem it advisable tn estnbHsh and members of the St. Agnes Guild was maintain a public library and reading Snnford, F’loridn, to call an elec­ titled, L,1“ a splendid success from every stand­ tomorrow afternoon at tho home o f until Tuesday, April 25th room, free for the use o f the inhnbtion to Determine the Question o f "An Ordinance Providing for Mrs. B. G. Mcthvln, 108 Maple, nt A ten-act vaudeville program ha* point. . i of the City. the Establishment nnd Mainte­ illu Eolnti! inhmeiil ullli .dulllleuT!.« r.tiioii House never looked iov- four o’clock. Aii members are urged been m ranged wlitcli Includes number* Section 2. That a municipal public nance of tho Same.” ancc of a Public Library nnd , *’>’ the licr than on this occasion with its de­ to be present. library nnd rending room, to bo free nnd FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT Rending Room Free for the Uso ___________________ American Legion Saxaphone Bund corations of Spanish moss, Japanese to the inhabitants of tho City of San­ AND MAINTENANCE OF A PUB­ o f the Inhabitants o f the City of E. A. Ball Demonstration of Wilson’s Custom lanterns, bamboo, palm, vines and cut ford, Florida, is hereby established LIC LIBRARY." Sanford, Florida, and authoriz­ Jimmie Robson flowers, with soft shaded lights. House Coffee nt Stokes’ Store Friday nnd created by the City Commission “ Against the Approval of that cer­ ing tho Mayor o f the City o f San­ Lucille Aspinwall Tuknch From either end o f the room was nnd Saturday, April 21st nnd 22ml. o f the City o f Sanford, Florida. tain ordinance o f the City of Sanford, ford, Florida, to Call an Election Robert Herndon suspended green nnd white parasol*, Ask about the lOO-plcce dinner set to Section 3. That said municipal Florida, Entitled: to Determine the Question of the John Schirnrd 1l>-3tc from which the favors were dropped be given awny. public library nnd reading room ahall "An Ordinance Providing fo r Establishment ami Maintenance Maurice Helston late in the evening. be maintained in the mnnncr pre­ the Establishment nnd Maint^ of the Same,*’ The dance opened with a grand F U D T A - " mnkc" l,crfcct Jnms ‘ and many others that have entertainscribed by Chapter 0139, Ijiws e fi nance nf u Ihibllc Library and and Jellies without *'d ‘ n Sanford The program will hnvc nnd march led by Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Cole­ Florida, 1911. Rending Room Free for the Uia Whereas, said ordinance provides man nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie Betts. boiling awny the flavor. Phone 277 mnny surprises ami will iiiTbnl an Section 4. Thnt Lillian M. Kelly, o f the Inhabitant* of *he City o f l»-2tc evening of fun with Sanford’s local for the establishment and maintenance During the intermissions several *— L. P. McCullcr. Sanford, F’ loridn, and Authorixtalent. Itf-tfc of n public library and reading room Annto M. Whitncr, Arthur S. Peck, Ing the Mayor of the City of San­ free for tho use o f the inhabitants of Alico FI. Hill nnd Minnie E. Key are hereby named nnd elected by the City ford, Florida, to Call nn Election This administration Is also doing the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd Commission a* the Library Board o f to Determine the question of the Whereas, under tho law, it must be ■ much to uplift nnd encourage tho art Establishment nnd Maintenance decided by a majority of tho register­ Directors of the Municipal Public ■ of tailoring. u Library nnd Reading Room of the o f the Same," ed voters of tho City o f Sanford, Flor­ R m ■ ida, participating in an election duly City of Snnford, Florida, by Section and AGAINST THE ESTABLISH-*’ u R CLOSING OUT STATION Kit V called nnd held, whether the City of Two of this ordinance created and es­ MKNT AND MAINTENANCE OF A STOCK TO MAKE ROOM m PUBLIC LIBRARY.'’ Sanford, F’loridn, shall establish ami tablished. a FOR I,AltGEIt OFFICES Section 5. That said Board of Di­ Section 9. That this ordinance ahall maintain a public library and rending rectors shall hold office as follows: become effective Immediately upon room free for the use of tho inhnbi■ The Herald Printing Co., la closing ■ Director Lillian M. Kelly, for the its final passage nnd adoption. R out their entire line of lx>x stationery,*®^* Adopted this 10th dny of April, inry, as Mny_ term of one year. ■ r In order to make room for larger ofr* or®’ ’ ' ’ * 11 Director Annie M. Whitncr, for tho A. D., 1022. ■ ,, , , . . ... or o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, un­ does nnd during tho sale that will , , , . „ term of two yenra. C l!AS. E. HENRY, last for two weeks the finest of sin- d" « " d v‘ * uc * Uth° ri‘ y " ■ Director Arthur S. Peck, for the S. O. CHASE. ■ tionory will be sold M o w cost and vested, and we, C. E. Henry, S O. FRESH CRISP W ATER COOLERS term of three yenra. FORREST LAKE, this moans thnt it will almost be C;h"*° Director Alice K. Hill, for the terra City Cimmlsslon o f Sanford, ORGANDIES ■ We have just received a ship­ given away. You are going away for of he “ >' ^ ■ o f four years. Florida. ment o f Earthenware coole»s, ■ the summer and need some fine sU- d», composing and[comprising the City Permanent Finish Director Minnie E. Key, for the Attest: recognized nj being (he host for tlonery or you are staying at home Commission of the C ty of Sanford, term of five year*, u R. PHILLIPS, Clerk. These are imported and of the keeping water cool: and need some fine stationery, or you H°rlda, do hereby call an election to from nnd after the first dny of July (SE A L ) very best qunlity, just the do not need it now but will need It ■* «» thp C,ty o f klor^ A. D.. 1922. 4-11*18-25 thing for the graduate. White $3.50 4-gal. size Inter. At any rate you will get one J®. on l l,‘ - fitk " f APrU- A ‘ and variety of shades, yard— B Of the greatest bargain*. of your 1922 to determine the question by said SOCIETY Free Demonstration CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE AT THE POPULAR MARKET, APRIL 19 3 3 ORDINANCE NO. 31 rtr.Lrs.r T £ S £ *«»2*r st NOTICE OF MUNICI­ PAL LIBRARY ELECTION U rJt 1 U i Seasonable Offerings OF INTEREST IN EVERY HOME AT THIS TIME 5-gal. size 3.75 6-gal. size. . 4.00 ■ R R ■ A U ,S I L K TISSUES NOW LOOK AT THIS! —and— DUPLEX W IN D O W SHADES TISSUE GINGHAM We have a beautiful assortment of these favored materials and if you are looking for a cool, at­ tractive and very serviceable dress for these hot summer days It will pay you to come in and look them over. Priced at, yard :H 59c to 9Sc Through n fortunate purchase we are enabled to offer you these popular shades for about 25c less than the regular price. Bet­ ter buy your supply now. • We Cut them to Fit Your Window ■ Kanner’s f Department Store ■ : ■ S ■ l B ' jj : R a S $1.25 R ■ » R : ■ \ 5 *3 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH I’ RICES" 2)3-215 Sanford Avenuo- -I'honc 550 *■■■■■■■■HRHRRRIIRIHHR■■■HH1IRHHRRRHHHRIRHHRHI i * young life If you will visit the Her- ^ k m then and there to be held, aid office and g>t some of this sta. Hor ' tlonery at a price that will move it *knl1 ®nd n,B,ntJ' ln ® Pub*le quickly.The finest and most up-to' “ »n.ry and rending room free for tho .late line o f stationery in the city and u*® « ," hBf ,.U nU o f « ,d Ci jr’ sold below cost. See it and be c o n And L C-E . Henry, as Mayor of the vinccd. Stationery is not coming C‘ ty o f Banford Florida, and we C. E. dow n any nnv this this sum m er and nnd you vou are are »• „ Ch» »,« ,*n d h»rest Lake,, down summer , , „ getting a real bargain in paper and »« the City Commlwlon o f the City of envelopes and correspondence cards. ^ nfor<; d“ k™ °[n' The entire line must move in two Mary »• M®1"«” b »• Wight, 18-3tp and Zachary, Inspector# of said weeks or be sold in bulk. election, and Annette Lning, Clerk of said election. SAVANNAH PROHIBITS JAZZ The said election hereby ordered < » , TSr .r ... ®*d ™ n«d to be hold on the said 2.!th SAVANNAH, Ga., April 18.— An dny of April, A. D. 1922, ahnll be held ordinance prohibiting jazz dancing in and conducted in the manner prcscribSavannah was adopted by city coun- cd by the ordinances and charter of cil yesterday afternoon. A clause e x - , tho City of Sanford, Florida, empting jazs dancing in theatre* w a s’ WITNESS tho hands o f C. E. Henry eliminated from the ordinance, Prae- as Mayor of tho City o f Sanford, Flortically all tho ministers in Savannah Ida, and C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest Lake, as Commissioners, com­ advocated the law. posing tho City Commission of the People are never aatisfled. Any City of Sanford, F’ loridn, attested by traffic cop can tell you that your ( l* R. Philips, Clerk o f tho City of Sanand* *L-------------the corporate seal1 men with money to burn persist in ford, *— 1 F’ lorida, —,J" — of the City of Sanford, F’lorlda, on burning the wind. this the 10th day o f April, A. D. 1922. (JtlAH. t.. IIKrtKT, In a little while now we can forget Aa Mayor of the City our leaser problems and worry about o f Sanfoid, F’lorida. the neighbor^ chickens in the garden. 1 H 5H N O T I C E H R MEN— You have heard it hinted around thnt Tires nnd Tu'.-es were going up, hut here in a 25% REDUCTION, it marks the lowest prices in Tire history. 3 6,000 Fabric. 10,000 Cords *; tf) Q t/l a 1If 30x3% 32x4 ................................... 16.25 33x4 ................................... 17.00 34x4 ■*»•**■•••••••••■<**•>#. *•«•*•«f#••• 17 J. V•*9 aRItc Jr 34x4 1/2 *»••*#■«••**•**#•*#•*.#****••***•# 20 e00 33x5 ................................... 21.00 36x6 40x8 911.10 23.35 24.00 24.65 31.60 37.50 59.50 111.50 >< 1 1 H : DIRECT-Factory-to-users prices. You will probably never see ns low prices ngain. These prices subject to change without notice. I Ray Brothers Phone 548 1 , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 18, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 18, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 18, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bd2e7c7f1f335913f89360c239ac306.pdf 617bfa07b36d7cb76e061a420c11e990 PDF Text Text • ANFORD ieC U y Substantial g % • S anfo rd D a il y H e r ald ^ >3 IN T H E H E A R T OF 'T H E W O R L D ’S G R E ATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION S A N F O R I ) , F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L 19. 1922 fo L U M E HI~ ------------------- FAMILIES ARE STARVING A IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, ' RELIEF INVESTIGATION SAYS iermany is debarred from further par t in THE GENOA CONFERENCE ARBUCKLE UNDECIDED WHAT TO DO INFERENCE LAGS {usso-German Treat} Before Conference W as Breach of Faith ALTHOUGH A TTITU D E O P G E R ­ m AND RUSSIA W IL L N O T EFFECT CONFERENCE S A Y IK E ALLIES III; Th, .k»«i»,lst,4 GENOA. April 19.— It is expected L German demand fnr discussion of |«r caw M o re n plenary session of (he conference will prove n mortal [low to the conference, was declared a French communique issued here loday dealing with the Russo-German freaty and the attitude o f the Allies comidering Germany eliminated Ir»m further discussion of the Rus­ sian question. The communique de­ clares drugging controversy into full esiion would bring nbout a situation lumps wished to avoid, nninely, lin­ ing up of new political group, one uainit the other. C O N TR A C TS ARE C A N C E LLE D A N D P L A Y S W IT H D R A W N IN N E W YORK ( IIjr The A**o,lair4 I'rrul LOS A N G E LE S , Calif., A pril 19— Silence pending further developments was the avowed policy of Fatty Ar* buckle, whose contracts hnvc been cancelled and the finished screen plays withdrawn, according to an announce­ ment last night by Will H. Hays, head o f the motion picture producers asso­ ciation. "G osh!" wns Arbui kle s com­ ment when infornietl of Hays' announcomcnt. Steamer W ill Leave Today to Carry Aid to Fam­ ilies Marooned ( 11; Ikr A*»»,tntr4 Prr»«i CAIRO , III., April NAVAL BUDGET FIGHT IS IN SIGHT IN THE HOUSE BARRING FLOW OF WORDS ROTARY ANNES jNaval budget fite .... 36 of Measure Say PULLRl) RIG ONE Leaders It W ill Pass Some­ time Today LAST NIGHT ADJOURN TONIGHT 19.— Steamer o f those in sections noi directly in the Three States will leave today for Dog pnth of the tornado were hurt nnd the total is believed to be beyond the 500 Tooth Bend district between Cairo mark. In addition several of the in* and Fnyvillc, ill., to aid 11 hundred jure.) are in a critical condition. and fifty negro (nmilies marooned by Illinois nnd Indinna were hit hard­ Hood waters from the Mississippi. Re­ est, the list of known dead in Illinois R O TAR Y C LU B lief investigators declared several being eleven, while in Indinna nine­ E N T E R T A IN E D A T O N B O F MOS r B N J O IA B L B families were in n famished condition. teen fatalities already have been re­ A F F A IR S O F T H E SEASON ported. The Illinois reports are be­ CHICAGO, April 19— The terrific lieved to be complete, but there are The Sanford Rotary Club hns one storms sweeping eastward acroos the some ureas in Indinna from which no country, which, ir< somo parti o f the word hns been received, communm- of the livest hunch o f Rotnry-Anns thnt hnve ever been brought before the ccntrnl states became tornadoes, re. tion lines M n g badly hampered. Two persons were killed in Missouri, public nnd after attending the Inst suited in ntle ast 32 persons killed, two missing, 320 injured and sevcrnl while Knnsas, Michigan nnd Ohio sus­ "Ladies N ig h t" o f tho Rotary Club the “ Anns” have hnd their heads tomillions o f dollnrs damage to proper* tained heavy property dnmage. I -a t night the storms still were gether and there have Wen mysterty, according to incomplete reports moving eastward, hut apparently hnd. iou* gatherings o f the clans o f Anns Inst night from the stricken areas. The 320 listed thus fnr ns injured spent their full strength, subsiding in and the Rotnrians hnvo Wen suspicinclude only those in towns which felt most placet to snow or hail, with high i«u » hut learned nothing until about n week ago they received an invitation the full clTect o f the storms. Scores wind*. j to a “ Chicken Feed" nt the Parish House Tuesday night— nothing more, Well, there was something more Portuguese Aviators Must Grow Whiskers when the Rotnrians fathered at the ('annot Proceed For Big ’49 Celebration appointed hour nnd from the time they BIGGER N A V Y MEN DID N O T S T A N D I1Y TH E IR SID E SA YS C H A IR M A N (II; Th, A**»,la( , 4 I’ o m I W A SH IN G TO N . April 19.— An end o f the fight over tho naval budget ia in sight todny in the house barring an unexpected flow of debate leaders said the measure would come up fo r final passage before adjournment tonightW A SH IN G TO N , April 19— Decision o f "big navy* men on the heels of their victory for n bigger enlisted force, not 1° o ffe r amendment* to tho 1928 naval bill providing money increase* t ° r shore-station activities, provoked “ A fte r consultation with Mr. Nich­ olas Schenck, representing Mr. Jos­ eph Schenck, the producers, and Mr. With Their Flight "nt down to thc until tho>’ de* " hittor row in ,hc hol!,° y*#tenkjr' at Sacramento, Calif. Adolpph Zuker and Mr. I.nsky, of ______ parted the men were on the gridiron In the course of which (.hnirman Kelthe Famous Playcrs-Lnsky Corpora­ nnd nil their follies and foibles were »>’ fharged "they hnd bncke ddown, Damaged Within Few Huntion, the distributors," Mr. Hays’ Itar Hough Stuff Hut Want to Look Machine shown up in n manner thnt complete- expecting the senntc to complete the PARIS, April 19.—'Tl.c reparation! drrd Miles of Goal Rough at Least statement sold, “ I will stnte thnt nt ly floored them. The tables had been J°b " Commission will be naked to consider my request they hnve cancelled all Stnrtlr.g unexpectedly, it raged fo r Mi; The .% »»ris«rd Press! arranged in an open horseshoe effect rhether the Russo-German treaty ((VntliHi^t fn*«n P»r* On.I showings and all bookings o f the Arnn hour or more nnd drew mnny into KIO JANE IRO , April 19.— Portuopening from thc kitchen nnd with SA C R A M E N TO , Calif., A pril 19— kigr.esl at Kup.-illo Sunday violutes the buckle films. They do this thnt the A formal order requesting policemen guese aviators attempting a flight the renter open for the waiters and thc fray. The "good fnith" of thon* |reaty of Versriilles in respect to Ger­ whole ninttcr mny hnve the consid­ nnd firemen to grow whiskers fo r days across the Atlnntic from Portugal to the stunts, alt the guests sitting on who hnd chunged their plan nt the man owned property in Russia. The eration that its importance warrants, o f forty-nine cclcbrntion to be held Brasil will be unable to proceed in the outside o f the tables which were eleventh hour was questioned by broperty, under the Versailles treaty, and the notion Is taken notwithstand­ here next month, will be Issued todny their scnptnnc from St. Pauls rocks beautifully decorated in cut flowers Chnirmnn Kelly nnd Representative Is pledged to the commission fo r paying the fact thnt they hnd ncnrly 10,. by City Mnnnger Soavey, Chief Wills- a few hundred miles short of thc goal and duisien nnd plumbago, Mrs. S. O. Mondell, the Republican lender, and pent of reparations. 000 contracts in force for the Ar- kcrino o f Whiskers Club. He will also where they Innted Inst night because 1Chase was the tonstmixtress nnd car- quickly resented by those •••**-*• whu ..........hud — buckle pictures." the machine was damaged. According ried out the part to perfection railing I1U * through the amendment im resaask railway employes running into GENOA, April 19— German ForWhen Sir. Zuker was asked i f the the city to grow whiskers. The club to Pernambuco dlspntch the seaplane up each Rotarian In regulation roll the personnel from 07,000 to 8flr lirn Minister Rnthcnau co n ferred . , , sith Lloyd George of Great Britain, ? ctjon o f **1®. pr0f*uccr* ^ nwwoclntlon adopted the rule thnt nny member was so badly damaged landing it is call only when tho Rotarian wns callwith proposals, one calling ^ Foreign Minister Chitchorin, of hnd removed Arbuckle definitely from nhnving whiskers befor^ Mny 28 must no longer usable. Aviators expect to <>d one o f tho Indies aruig in his place Ready save the motor. ami recited n jingle about him thnt ^orJO,000,000 additional for the >ushave head also. Russia l day regarding tho Germans the list o f screen stnrs, he replied: “ W e simply left the matter in the „ ------------------------touched the spot exactly. These nil of construction nnd repair, and from Russian commission o f the conhnnds o f Mr. Hnys. It is lip to him j YTT'k/TTA^TTYt _______ s n n n i * ’• • y y Y ! rhymed and were most excellent, I ky ,,,r **.00u.uuu tor tne tmrrau ferencr. The Germans will probably ing the work of Mrs. Chase and not a «'f "nglneers, the forrei opposed to the ~!t .> foiiiuil reply tonight to tho to* UIA Mir iii ihe future whether it will | be proper to reintroduce the Arbuckle guilty man escaped the barbs o f an- committee measure agree,I to let the lAl'icJ note on the subject. pictures ” tire. The following program wns car|l0'* ab,nK as framed. lili Then nil nt once, the storm broke, Mr. Zuker said recently thnt three ried out interspersed with the roll GENOA. April 19.— With Germany calls nnd the especially written songs It came while the house wns consider­ pi< birred from further deliberations Arbuckle feature comedies hail been o f Mrs. E. F. Housholder, who clever­ ing the item, providing commissions »ith r« 1m t to the agreement which completed before the arrest o f the comedian on charges growing out o f •hn |tower* hope to conclude with ly re-wrote the Rotary songs to fit the in thc navy for noly 200 o f the 451 members o f the first year class nt the ilenth o f Miss Virginia Rnppc. Russia, the Genoa conference was TO HE USED IN F IG H TIN G TH E P R E S ID E N T FAV O R S IIII.L FOR occasion: , . „ . . ,, „ . Annapolis. Pending was a proposal to Tho producer announced shortly a f­ »«t night in a state o f c ris is . Tho W E STE R N A N D SO U TH ERN FLOOD W A TE R S OF T H E Welcome to Rotnriutik— Mrs. Rebec- icummiraion all D R A IN A G E SCHEMES Hied rowers, sitting with the states ter Arbuckle’* acquittal that one o f M ISS IS SIPPI ra Stevens. "This discussion," said Chairman f the little entente, hnvo imposed a the films would he released ns n "te st” Song— Assembly. Kelley, "simply illustrates that evnry(H ; The A a»»,ln(,il I 'r m l ( I I ; The A««orln(r4 l*r,«i.l vere penalty on Gcrmnny because o f public opinion. Speech— Dave Thrasher in th per- body wants disarmament In the ab­ W A S H IN G T O N , April 19.- ApprovL IT T L E ROCK, April IT.— An ur­ f what is termed her violation o f the son o f Mrs. Housholder. id o f President Harding for thc It'll stract, hut not in the concrete." renditions (■> which she pledged her- enccs o f opinion existed. Two groups gent appeal to the federal government Kell Cull— Rotary-Aims. providing creation o f 350 million dol­ for nn emergency appropriation to he Declaring "tho cat was out o f the formed, one led by England, and the *♦1' in entering the conference. Song— Roumiltnt and Housholder. lar fund to he used for development bag," he shouted to tho house that used in fighting flood waters o f Mis­ other by France, while the Itnlinn Th■- violation took tho form of 1 Speech— Mne Holly. the whole question nt issue circled rwcrrtly concluding" _ treaty ____ _ with ____ , delegates displayed n conciliatory at- sissippi in Arkansas was telegraphed of western nnd southern reclamation Song— Assembly. (•round the number o f officers, nnd Hauls on the very matters which all ( titude. Somo o f tho extremists are to Washington todny by Gov. McRae. and drainage projects wns given todny Speech— l.ettie Henry. _______I____________ to congressional delegation which cull­ then charged thut the navy depart­ the powers had agreed to discuss in \said to have proposed breaking up The speeches by thc ladies wore the ed nt the White House. ment in insisting on nn increased per­ fotnmnn at Genoa. the conference, hut a majority favor- Five Hundred Men surprise o f the evening being very sonnel, wanted to put 200 additional Notwithstanding the addles' vigor- * d awaiting Moscow’s reply to the clever in every respect nnd the take­ Search for Negroes F R E IG H T HATES M UST destroyers in commission. «i* actions, indicatons last n ig h t' allied demands. off o f D. L. Thrasher in his speech nt HE P A ID IN A D V A N C E *cre that the Germans would not bolt J According to information from N ear Jax Today ON M ELON SH IPM E N TS St. Iaiuis by Mrs. Housholder, wns L A D Y A8TO R A R R IV E S the conference, although they had not French sources, Mr. Lloyd George especially good. disclos.-rl what attitude they would emphasized the necessity o f adopting Palnlly Injured Mrs. Crews With Rob­ TO D A Y ON O LY M P IC — During the evening the toantmis( I I ; The A*s»rlafc4 I 'r m l bery an a Motive •'F ;»t. Apparently they will decide 0 M fore attitude toward both Russia A T L A N T A , April 19.— Prepayment tress arose nnd said thnt she hnd unIS MEMBER OF HOUSE x:th.Kit consulting Berlin. i nnd Germany, but especially ngninst of freigh t charges on all melons ship- derstood Rotary stood fo r service nnd t i l ; Tfcr %«»orlnlr4 I'rraal The allied note informing Germany Germany, pointing out thnt Germany I Ilf I •»«• %fta.tr Iii f« tl I'rraal JA C K S O N V IL L E , April 19.— More pr.i from tho southeast will Ik* re- especially service to the hoy* and that It »t «hc ii debnired from further par* hnd signed the Versailles treaty, NEW YO RK. April 19.— Lady Aaquired this season, unless bond is she hnd something to bring before than five hundred armed men, accom­ j tifipatlnn in discusiion o f Russian whereas Russia had not. mude to guarantee such charges or them in regard to ii youngster who tor, nnttive Virginian, nnd first wom­ I* fair* nt the economic conference, by Signor Schnnzcr, the Itnlinn for* panied by bloodhounds, are scouring the shipment is accompanied by a needed attention. Deane Turner, an elected to membership in the Ivirtue ,,f hiving signed tho treaty oign minister, favored nn attitude of the country near the city for two un identified negroes who this morning crrt'fic* tc showing the melons have chairman o f tho Hoys' Committee, im- j HoU,c o f Commons, arrived here to |* t Itu <in nt Aapnilo, condeninr the moderation in thc interests o f the l*eat Into un.ousclousnes. nnd probab- b,rn Pr" P * r,y treated for prevention mcdintcly offered his help and it was dliy ° n tbc ^ ncr GlymPic« t u y „/ , he trcnty nnJ calu jt ^ conference. Mr. Lloyd George replied ly fatally Injured Mrs. Samuel A. o f "ktwn-end" rot on*the day the cer- finally decided thnt the Rntnrinn g e t - 1 |oo!»tion o f thie conditions to which thnt it wns no time to display weak Crews, 38, w ife o f a mechanic In (he *'nc,,t® *• ••wed, according to rcso- ting thc lucky number ahuuld take DREW . PO STM A STER A T Gfftnany pledged herself in en terin g' ness. He counselled sending n note yard o f her home on the outskirts of luti,,nn r*ccived berp V * ‘ «Tdny nt a care o f the orphan boy. Mildred llolJA C K SO N V ILLE . D i KH llht 11 nc, |, nce. tto Germany and Russia declaring town. Robbery was the motive. Dox- r" nF«renre o f growers railed by th* |y passed the numbers and J. G. Hall Thp allies proved their readiness ■th#y must modify their attitude If (I I ; The Aaa»rla(r4 1‘ rraa | wns the lucky man. The orphnn. was ' - ! ‘ i the memories of w ar," say* they expected to be premlttcd to dis* en suspects were In jail nt noon and 8outhcrn Fri,*Kh* r" ,<* JA C K SO N V ILLE . April 19 .-G *orbrooght In to him and instead o f a others being brought in almost hour­ F 'c r‘" to* “ hut Germany's act ds- cuss Russian affairs at Genoa. T E X T IL E W O RKERS S T R IK E rugged boy as Joe thought it would h o, ge L. Drew, postmaster here, and % % U,r> ) 'I the spirit o f mutual confi. M. Chitcherin, head o f the Russian ly. it was a frying 'Hlze Plymouth Rock ' on o f ' nrr ' er ? or' ™ ,ri Gc.o r* ' F on Chancellor I**h is indispensible to inter- delegation, called ( I I ; The Aaa«rln(r4 l*r»aa| rooster Drew o f this state, died at hin home TR IM S CH INESE. NOW I national ro-opernton." G ADSDEN, Ala., April 19— Five Wirth nnd Dr. W alter Rathenau, o f W A N T S A F IG H T IIPTFf. Hundred thc German delegation, nt their ho* o , th « ™ „o n .. « . ’C t l LONDON. April at Dwight City walked out yesterday,! ^ « heart attack. tel yesterday while the big nnd littlo 19— The allies ( I I ; Tfcr iM iirlitrS I’ rraa) his chicken being tough when Mrs. |L»ve. agreed *hnt the reparations entente powers were meeting to de* according to officinla o f tho local tex* , SA N FRANCISCO , April 10.— ot J r ,i,",on "h“ » declare th* Russo- cide whnt they would do about the Washington I.ce, a California boy re- tile union. A few workers refused to , ! olly nro,e 1“ n,‘ ealcd thc ST E A M E R ON ROCKS. ni.in treaty null nnd void, says Russo-German treaty, and had a long tonirt K ™ of .h . p l . « ! , . . . . , . . IMr TtlH s i l * COrro*l>ondpnt o f the Dnlly conference with the Germans who dis­ steamer banking from China where were working with abbreviated for- , I y ” r'lorcd * lender chicken brought, H A V A N A , April 19— Tho Ward played no uneasiness nbout the poi he holds the bantam and lightweight ces, it wns stated. The walkout was said to have been n forL lbe I ’ octor * nd thc 7 ‘ ‘ cn‘ line steamer Orizaba, New York to ^Presentatives o f the powers alblllty o f direct consequences if the rhamplonshipa. Lee defeated the best nn aftermath o f differences originalll in " uK e ''h ite eg g and pine- Havana, grounded shortly befor* 3 1h convened the Genoa conference, treaty is not abrogated. o f tho Chinese fighters nnd now I (ether with the little entente, deU b* ,0#n! 1Ihl,n' Tbo ‘ w1 ° , ,m|lv“ ,®f f P t M.. yesterday on the rocks at th , According to the Germans, the wnnta to meet unconvinced Amcri- ing last fall when employe, quit work charging that the company hnd re- hc fal,,n* “ P "*1 JW y entrance to Havana harbor. Tho ve.signing o f thc treaty did not rame as IfZ ln * “ niKhl “ ftrr an dlo| i n tu continue thc economic con- such n surprise to thc British as f *Ancll Hoffman, U o 'a manager, who {t u%^ to. omPloy lhe Pr f,ld ,n l o f thw r ! : 1; : ; " M T , ; ,WUt n L ttl* <• In no danger a . .h . I. almost Prairie Chi. ken and then executed an w|thin „ itonp.f throw „ f th# , hof. regardless o f the attitude o f some at first believed. came with him, aald a match had been ,,c" union* I' Oriental dance In Eg>’ptian costume, '■ny »nd Russia. The Germans contends that Jhey arranged with Johhny Buff, bantam­ The Orizaba haa a heavy list. E x­ coming in on thc encore and pausing citement among the passengers was *tr° n,r notc w ai prepared and would have been responsible fo r rep- weight champion, In Grand Rapids, A M E R IC A N M A R A T H O N beautiful prfn*y boutvnirres to tho iIj. . to • •• ___ ____ nratlon* and their property and com- Mich. I.ec is a native o f Sacramento. T W E N T Y -F IV E M IL E German delegation, which apparent Just after the steamer men. In fact the entire menu was in­ ROAD C LAS SIC S T A R TS | that ’ "Germany’s act had de- j merch! rights In Russia would not struck, hut was quickly quieted by terspersed with some o f ^lie most clev­ L ? "! spirit o f mutual confi- have been protected i f the entente F IL IP IN O S HOMELESS tfio ship's officers. BOSTON, Mass., April 19.- -The er stunt* that hove ever been pulled |(rx,r lnd'*P®n>ihle to . international! powers had reached an agreement on FROM RIG F IR E WHICH American Marathon twenty-five mile off here nnd the room was swept with MACON, A pril 19— Yale Unlv*r|nul, f r fctti0n ' * nt* Irrforming Ger-J Russian questions w'thou* consulting D ESTRO YS MUCH PR O PE R T Y o f laughter fo r two hours as road classic started ai noon today at gale* L l J ,h* 1 *l>c is debarred from fur- Gcrmnny. Consequently, the Germans . . . . . . . . . . . . • “ y baseball team played its last L l'*rt'cUp.Uon In discussion o f took the bull by the horns and effecti n ; Th» a m m Im h Prr*ai ' Ashland. Thomas Hcnignn o f BosE i J , d..■ ’ . ' ........ . M A N IL L A , April 19.— More than ton, is leading at the half way point |fr.r. Jri " ‘ ^ Irs at the economic con- ed n treaty which puts them in the . here yesterday afternoon by d e fu tThe following elegant menu was ,nR M treer University by th* scor. o f e |position o f n favored nation and in- ione thousand Filipinos are homeless with a margin o f one minute and iiu J usslonn were calm and dig- sure* that their right* in Russia will here by a fire which yesterday de- twelve seconds o >er the closest rival served in coun,® «_■**_«! w« •••« «!»«', 3 to 2. The Y*a!e team left fo r horn* stroyed two hundred homes. , and a few seconds ahccad o f record. I ■ although considerable d iffe r - ' be equal to those o f the entente. ((k«tin*#.i o* i',«, rtt«) | last night. uhubiN i A P P E A L d.lll IH1LLHKNS TO GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATION BILL APPROVED I S, ______ - wm .I I « f j �P A G E SIX vf THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1922 The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start That’s the Thing : PERSONALS DUVAL COUNTY INCREASED TAX IS SUSPENDED Weather report any* rain In north Florida. E Q U A L IZ A T IO N IN G Now what has North Florida to do with South Florida? H O ARD TO T A K E :TT susiniiisaiB THE WEATHER : S G L O R IA F or Florida: Partly cloudy in South and probably local showers In North portion tonight and Wednesday; cooler North portion. M EET­ U P DAW . “HER HUSBAND’S TRADEMARK” t l l f T h e V i i e r U l r S I 'r r . a ) LM ALADDIN’S LAMP FOUND IN THRIFT H abit o f Savings Reward Ambition and M akes Dreams a Reality Our object is to encourage every one to have a Savings Account:— Th is is the story o f a mnn o f middle age, who is an enthusiastic mon­ ey sa ver:— His enthusiasm is strong because the saving habit with him is a newly form ed habit:— for years he spent all he mnde, thru suddenly decided to keep part of his income fo r him self:— here is what he sa ys:— l t(l AM T H E S A V IN G S ACCOUNT I A M T H E T R U E S T F R IE N D A BOY OR G IR L , M A N OR W O M A N . C A N HAVE. I C A U S E NO W O R R Y . I B R IG H TE N E V E R Y HOUR O F T H E D A Y. I A M E V E R Y W H E R E IN SA N FO R D A N D V IC IN IT Y E V E R Y MO­ M E N T OF T H E D A Y . I AM O M N IP R E S E N T ; I AM U B IQ U IT ­ OUS. \ I C A N A C C O M P LIS H A LM O S T A N Y T H IN G FOR T H E PERSO N W H O HAS M E A S A FRIEN D . I O B T A IN T R E A S U R E S FOR BRIDES. I P R O V ID E HOM ES F O R N E W L Y M A R R IE D PE O PLE . . I COMP. TO T H E R E S C U E IN S IC K N E S S A N D D E A TH . I A M R E A D Y A N Y M O M E N T TO H E L P YO U . f A M T H E T R U E S T F R IE N D OF A N Y ROY OR G IR L . M A N OR W OM AN. “ I AM THIS S A V IN G S ACCOUNT” The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH- -PROGRESS- -SERVICE CLASSIFIED ADS V I Claaslfled Ada 5c a line. N o I ....ad taken for less than 25c. I and positively no clasaifled I ads charged to anyone. Cash I mast accompany all orders. I Count fiv e words to a line I and rem it accordingly. to to to to to to to to FOR S A LE FOR S A L E — A new six-room house and 4 lots and M-ton F ord truck, all in good repair in sight o f depot and store; possession given at once. Apply to Mrs. A. Norwood, Lake Mary, Fin. • 18-2tp T : ' : i I-. i 'i i ? : i ! * i. I ' T l! i ! - 1 FOR S A L E — Potato hnrrcls in any quantity, special prices on car lots, correspondence solicited. Clearwntcr Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. R-tfc FOR S A L E O R LE A S E — One 20 acre, ono 10 acre Sanford nve. walking distance to city. Two lota corner Center and Elm avo. Tw o lots west side Palm etto nve., 60 tC from E lev­ enth St. Make offer. IL T . Corey, owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los A n g e ­ la*, Calif. 2RHtf; 29-tf i iJ l i mjf; I Sp * •’ •. fi.f j Don’t fail to he at the demonstra­ tion o f Wilson’s Custom House Coffee nt Stokes’ Store Friday anti Saturday, A pril 21st nnd 22nd. Ask nhout the 100-piece dinner set to bo given away. 19-3tc A N D F R O N T PORCH, L IG H T A N D Senplnne Averages Speed of 130 Miles W A T E R . $15.00 PER M O N T H . 615 An Hour Carried Load of LA U R E L AVENUE. IH-’ ltp 1«J9 Piur.J. r u n H f c . N l- Small house, A pril t h ; J. Musson. Illy The .Waofliilrd I'tr.a ) 17-3tp N E W YO RK , April 18.— F lying at FOR R E N T — Furnished nnd unfur­ an uvernge speed o f 130 miles an nished rooms, 200 Park nvenua. hour thru three storms, a senplnne, 19-3tp carrying a total lond o f 1,G00 pounds, FOR R E N T — Seven room house, lo- ] yesterday mndo the flight from Palm ented on Sanford Heights. 10-tfc Reach, Fla., tn New York, a distance FOR R E N T — Tw o unfurnished rooms, o f 1,210 miles, in nine hours nnd bath, fo r lighthousekeeping. Good fifty-six minutes. location. A pply ” R. S.” , enro o f H er­ One stop was made, nt Southport, ald OITicc. 0-tfc N. C., nt 11:11 o'clock, a fter taking nt Palm Reach nt 5:48 yester­ FOR R E N T — Unfurnished rooms for o ff housekeeping, light nnd w ater fur­ day morning. Tho flyers left South­ nished. Rates reasonable. 205 Oak port nt 12:31, landing nt the Odumnvonuc. 5-2wp. Ida Yncht Club in the North River, at 5:04 o’clock. C lifford L. Webster, Three furnished bed-rooms fo r rent form er United States marine corps in the new M iller building over the nvintor, piloted 'th e senplnne nnd Seminole Cufc. For particulars aco claimed to have established n time the Seminolo Cafe. * 12-0tc record. Fred R . Golder, o f Port FdmiE'NT-Vurnlshcd room with Washington, N. Y., mechanician, nc. private entrnnee, 1000 W. First St. rnmpnnird him. 17-3tp Webster's 'innchinc is the altitude record holder fo r seaplanes, hnving W ANTED taken four passengers a height oj S T O P — LO O K— R E A D ' 10,600 feet ,nt Port Washington oo F R U IT -P R O D U C B SH II'P R R S August 10, 11*21. Try our expert scrvico collecting Rail­ W ebster said that on several oc­ road Claims. Original. Vouchers casions he wns compelled to fly as sent direct to claimants.— Eastern low ns 20 feet above the surface to Shore Clnim Adjustment Co., W. G. escape dense fogs. The average Cooper, A ss’t General Mgr., with I*. R. height nt which he flew, the pilot IL Claim Department, ten years, Sea- said, was 1800 feet. ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc Only one stop wns made at South­ ampton, N. C. W A N T E D TO H U Y— 5 o r 0 room house with I to 2 acres well de­ Inquire at ‘ • 6-tfdh veloped, gnn«l location. G ive locution E D IT O R FREE PR ESS SE IZE D A T O A K L A N D thorough description nnd price nt once. FOR 8 A L E — Warehouse w ith R. R. TA R R E D A ND FEATH ERED Prefer outside o f city limits. Address siding. W ithin four blocks o f center "S ," box 30, Orlando, Fin. 18-3tp o f city. 4H r The A .a n r U lr S I’r n a l W A N T E D — Old mirrors to re-silver, Geo. V . K N IU H T O A K L A N D , California, April 18.— perfect satisfaction nnd pricys reas­ Phillip Riley, Editor o f the Free 272-tfc onable.— M iller Si Son. 19-Gtc Press, n local weekly, was seized by FOR S A L K — (IN K 10-ACRE (lircc men last night nnd taken Into FARM. 5 TILED, 5 NOT Custom House Coffee w ill be dem­ tho hills, where he was tarred and CLEARED. $3,500; O NE 10- onstrated nnd served free nt N ew ­ feathered. ACRE FA R M . 5 TILE D A N D 5 berry’s Drug Store Thursday, April NOT C LE AR ED , $4,500; ONE 20th. Cnll nnd get a cup. Don’t fo r­ Stationery below cost nt the Herald 10-ACRE FARM . A L L C L E A R ­ get the 100-plecc dinner set to be giv- O fflro fo r two weeks.’ See it 18-3tp ED A N I) TILED, S M A L L etfaw uy. ID-2tc HOUSE A N I) HAHN. $8,500. THESE FARM S JOIN AND FOR S A L E -—Completely 'furnished W ILL S E L L S E PA R A TE OH four room cottage, an acre o f land, TOGETHER. TH EY A R E A T i i y * i \\ & At p'I f M »HIGH W TD K ND i l A1 H IG H? fG .U A?I l K WA ATER AN RAD E FOR RENT TU R B E ROOM S U P S T A IR S , I f A L L lid' MULES MULES FOX N E W S Down to 81 max. today which is not so bad consid­ ering th^ dry spell nnd the fact that the prohibition ships arc now guarding the coasts o f Florida against attack by the Rimini Booze Brigade. W e have all tho assurance that it will rain some time in the near fu ­ ture. It may come today, it may come tonight, it may come tomorrow or tomorrow night— but be prepared, you know. Have n littlo cistern in your ynrd or a little tank in your cellar? 5:10 A. M. A P R IL 18, 1D22 Maximum ...................... 81 Minimum .................... 08 R a n g e ........................... 70 Barometer __»......... 30.21 South and clear. Tom orrow— James Oliver Curwood’s most famous story, ".W mnds o f the North" also “The Greenhorn," a comedy. m G riffin wns working in his orange grove nt W inter Haven several dnys ago when three men in a car stopped nnd asked fo r information nbout the road. Suspecting the car was a stolen machine, the minister, nfter recciving unsatisfactory replies to sevoral questions told the strnngera he wns going to take them to Win- THERE’S A REASON When the ships aro scrapped, won’t inau*t r possessions become insolent POMtoaiona? ------------ a— :--------U F R T A ” mnkt’s Perfect Jams L L il 1 U and Jellies without boiling away the flnvor. Phone 277 — I,. P. McCullor. 19-2tc *^0 10 Siure.s in Georgia__________________ .______ - u n i u s i A i i W hy la It, D. L. Thrasher’ : ’ ncas continues to grow, snd sales. the first three months o f this year srt bigger than during the snine length of timo in 1921 ? There’s a Reason. |f« sells fo r cash only. Everybody knows they can buy cheaper fo r cash and the buying public is spending its mon­ ey with the store that sells for cash only. Good reasoning, you will agree. I f you have not been trading with him, he invites you to his store, with the nssur&ncc o f his greatest ef­ fort to please you, by serving you ia the most courteous manner nnd giving in exchnnge fo r your money, its value. I). U THRASHER. 18-d2tc; w -ltc. C U T T m s O U T— IT IS WORTH M ONEY Cut out’ this slip, enclose with Sc and mail it to Foley Si Co., 2835 Shef­ field Ave., Chicago, |ll., writing your name nnd address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con­ taining F olcy’a Honey nnd T a r Com­ pound fo r coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides nnd back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ ney and bladder nilmcnts; nnd Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome snd thoroughly cleansing cnthnrtic for con­ stipation, biliousness, headaches, snd sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv, ________ ______________ -1 Store in Florida The Church well Co. Sanford’s New Store- Phone 127 L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T S U E S IN E SILK S IL K SH IR TS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ In Salmon, Blue, Canary nnd Pink. Special, yard SILK P O N G E E SH IR TS ■ B ■ ■ s llrond Stripe $6.00 69c ■ ■ ■ : Collar Attached SOISETTE 32-in. wide in Tnn, Pink nnd Brown. ^ Special, yard $4.00 48c and $5.00 5 W H IT E O X F O R D SHIRTS E V E R L A S T IN G S IL K HOSE : Collar Attached In White, Rlnck and Ilrown $2.25 $2.50 and $2.50 P A Y - C A SH Huy More- -Spend Less- -Have More ■ S : -m ^ |( p|ck up f n §om# on# E X TR A GOOD LOAD OF CELERY L A N D . IT W IL L as owner Is called away on business. MULES FOR S A LE OR T R ADE P A Y YOU TO IN V E S TIG A TE . Address, Business, care Herald. A T READY'S BARN. i- H . II. LE W IS . 10-fit; w -ltc 19-5tc FOR RENT m » pjlrty A Comedy and * Lisle nnd Illnkc want to join a real wide-awake troop Key ter Hnvcn fo r investigation. Ho o r­ o f Boy Scouts to meet at the Metho­ Star Spangled Banner dered them to drive ahead and follow , dist Church at 7:00 o’clock Thursday ed in his own car. Shortly a fte r B A P T IS T PR E A C H E R night. starting, the strangers speeded up RECO VERED S T O L E N C A R their machine and abandoned it. J. II. Wcndler, editor o f tile F lori­ HAD P L E N TY OF NERVE It developed the machine was stolen da Post and Mr. Eslingcr o f the staff from n garage hero several days pre­ o f the Post, were in the city yester­ «llr The A u a r lilr l I’ rrm l viously and the owner had offered a P L A N T C IT Y , April 18.— Friends day calling on the business men fo r reward o f $60 fo r It. hero o f the Rev. Mr. G riffin , pastor advertising. The Post is going ahead Mr. G riffin said one o f tho strang­ along all lines nnd now has a good o f the Baptist church at W inter H a­ subscription list in many parts o f ven declare that the minister has ers had a pistol while he was un­ nerve fa r above the average. Mr. armed. the stptc. FOR 8 A L E — Ono tmnk. 1204 Palm etto Avo. i “T H E H U S T LE R ” The . Herald is selling out the line B A N D C O N C E R T T O N IG H T o f box stationery to make room fo r IN C E N T R A L P A R K other goods. You can get the very latest styles o f stationery below cost The Sanford Municipal Rand will fo r the next two weeks. play in Centrnl Park tonight, render­ Mother’s Day is approaching. Got ing the following progrnm: a beautifully engraved or hand Mnrrh— The Scots nre Coming A. M. fjiu rin s painted Monther’a Day card at the Keia-Bela Herald Printing Co. They aro o f the Overture— Lutspie! Wnltzes from the Daughters of very' latest designs und beautifully Love .............._..... !C. W . Bennet done. Patrol— The American Meachnm Intermission Get one o f those maps o f Florida Ml at the Herald o ffice before they are Popular Hits o f ’22: <u) Angel Face Joe Young all gone. They nre free with three, (b ) Kentucky Honfe S. M. Lewis six month or one year’s subscription o f the Daily Herald or six months or Selections from Operatic Airs G. W. UalU y one year’s subscription o f the W eek­ Idyll— Basket o f Roses ___Iiendit ly. Baritone Solo— Sunshine o f Your Lillian Ray Mr. Knyniond Allen and Watson . 8 m ll« Mnx Stewart McAlexander want all o f the Sanford to to hoys over twelve years o f age who Selections from Shuffle Along N E W RECORD F L IG H T F L O R ID A TO N E W YORK Hi What would you do if your husbsrrf used your beauty os his trade­ mark to put over crooked scheme*! Added attractions— : SANFORD’S S TEMPERATURE •S SW AN SO N A N D A N A L L -S T A R CAST In SO N’S R A IS E S Band concert tonight at Central J A C K S O N V IL L E . A p ril 18.— The Park. Come out and hear the best State Tax Equalisation Board today band in the state. at Tallahassee aro hearing protests against the order o f Dawson increas­ Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Lewis are erec­ ing the tax assessment Toil o f va r­ ting a fine new home at the corner ious counties. It was reported here o f Magnolia avenue and Tenth street, early this afternoon that Duval coun­ one o f the most desirable locations ty ’s increase o f fifteen per cent was In the city. ordered suspended by the Board. •TONIGHT | FOR S A L E — Ford Sedan. Care llcnttd. C. A . P., 15-6tc Herald want ads get results. J. C. HUMAN SANFORD F l o r id a IThe Church well Co. I FIRST STREET: SELLS IT FOR LESS w e l a k a b lo c k j �FACE TWO THE SANFOftD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1922 N O T IC E Tho Sing«r Sewing Machine Com­ pany has opened a store In the Elder Springs W ater Co. office with a full line of accessories. Machines sold on easy terms. l* -«t p T. M. D U N L A P , Mgr. When people see a star (n your window, they know you are a dry— unless it's a movie star. PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : THOS. J. A. REID Y Attorney and Coiinsellor-at-Law Practicing in State and Federal Cosrtt Over Seminole County Bank George A. DeCottes Attomey-at-Lnw Over Seminole County Hank SA N FO ftD FLO R ID A S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder HANFORD FLORID.* S M IT H BROS. G arage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 10 Comer First and Oak “ W E D ELIVER TH E GOODS’ Quick Service Transfei Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if no tell ss. l’hono 498 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. R A W LIN G , Prop. jBSrvless st the disposal of KTsg VWtor and was given the rank o f Usotenant In the Italian army. He was employed on Important military misto Bng EnglsiulH |by ■"Ions ■ | the Italian guvm ^ p sB eminent and after this service was transferred a* temporary commander In the Italian nnry. Marconi vlaltad the United States In 1017 as member of the nmrtal mission sent by Italy. In 1010 Marconi was appointed pleni­ potentiary delegate to the prate conference at Parla. and In thin rapac­ Story of the Gifted Italian’ s ity signed the peace treaties with Austria and Bulgaria. lie was after­ Work In Development of Air want awarded the Italian military cross. Communication. This very Important figure In the wireless world, who has received While expert menu along the line about all the honors po««lble for the o f radio really started u» far buck us !erlrnttflr world to tteitow unon him. 1827 and hundred, of "dentist* were Interested in solving the problems In­ volved for mun> years. It was not un­ til 1BW) when Kenutore (Jugllelmn Marconi took out hi" first patent (lint the mastery o f air romtiiuiili-utlun got Its first grent Impetus. Ills life his­ tory Is to oil practical latent* the his­ tory of radio communication. Scnnton- (lugllelrno Marconi, (1. C. V. O., L. L. !>., D-Hc. M. I. K. K.. was horn In Ilnlogna, Itnly, April 25. 1874. Ills mother was Irish, while his father was o f a family whose mechanical ability was marked. After on edit cation at la-ghorn and Ibdogmi. tinyoung man Interested himself In the problem o f wireless telegraphy, start­ ing his research In 1M>5 lie went to England and In 1808 took out the lira: patent ever grunted for n pnictlcnl system o f wireless telegraphy, by tinuse o f electric waves. Ills early ex pertinents In England were made at Westbourne Pnrk. Shortly afterward Marconi snw W. H. Preece ui at his request mode some exporting..I for officials of tin- postoffiev. R >i.t« further experiments were made In May, 1807, In the Bristol i hninn' wireless communication being estab­ Uuglltlmo Marconi, lished between I.avernock and lln-un Including the Nobel prize, has not Down, a distance o f nine miles. given up active work, but la even now On the Invitation of the Ituli.n government Marconi afterward vnr. engaged tn radio telephone experi­ ments. to Hpexln where n land star',an w# Itndlo enthuslnsts hnva Increased erectetl, which was kept In constant tenfold within the Inst few months, It communication with two Italian bat tleshlps working from n distance of appears from a survey conducted by 12 miles. For this success the Ital­ the Associated Press und covering the ian government conferred upon Mar central west, Kentucky and Texas. At coni the honor o f knighthood. After virtually all points from which re­ n return to England further experi­ ports have been received, there ate ments were conducted and on July 20. thousands of rndlo sets, particularly 1807, the first rndlo company was for purposes of telephony, where at formed and two permanent stations most there were hundred* before. While the sets are used chiefly for erected. In 1808 wireless reports of plensute nnd experience, they are be­ yacht race* In Kingston were made ing put to prnrtlcut uses In many and proved the usefulness and adapt ahlllty to which the system lends It-, <*•■**“ Numerous farmers are recelr- MARCONI REALLY FATHER OF RADIO SOUR O R A N G E S W A N T E D — Drop N E A R L Y S0.0M CARS cant stating number of boxes you O F CITRUS SH IPPED have.— W . Hayward, Winter Parti, Fla. 16-6t&wltp Florida has zhlppod, during tha present season, approximately 29,H E LPE D HER MOTHER W O N D E R 500 can of citrus fruit and 15,000 PULLY c an of vegetables, according to esti­ In these days o f “ flu ," coughs, colds, mates compiled by the Florida de­ croup and whooping cough, it la well partment of the New York Packer, to know that every year there are with headquarters In Jacksonville. uaed more bottles o f Foley’s Honey When the shipments b f valcnclaa and Tar than .o f' any other cough arc completed it is believed that the medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, CIS W. Oth present season w ill establish a new S t , Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "F o le y ’s record in shipments o f fru it from tha Honey and T a r relieved me o f a hack­ Peninsular State. Local shlppcn yes­ ing cough, tickling In the throat, terday quoted prices cn valcnclas as wheezing nnd painz In the chest It from $6 to $0.75 a box f. o. b. ship­ is helping my mother wonderfully." ping point and declared that market Th at’s why druggists recommend F ol­ conditions w ere good, a great demand ey’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv. being registered fo r Florida oranges. Demand fo r grapefruit is lighter, according to the same authority, al­ Rayfield Carburetors though from 05 Lo 100 c a n are leav­ ing the state daily. Installed nnd Guaranteed by Shlppcn yesterday declared that Floridas vegetables crops are needing Sanford Battery Service rain bndly, nlthugh shipments thus Company fa r have been unusually heavy with prospects fo r a bumper crop. Sparton Horn Service -A T - Sanford Battery Service Company SAN FO R I) MATTRESS TO R Y FAC- T H E F A R M E R A N D THE FARM “Old Mattress Made New and New Mattress Made to Order” French Avenuo nnd 17th Street is a subject o f never ending interest to the officers and directors of this bank. Our belief in the farm and its pros­ pects is backed up by a willingness to assist in every way commensurate with good business. Our farmer customers will find here a welcome awaiting them whenever they come to Sanford. Henry McLaulin, Jr. O P T IC IA N — OPTOMETRIST Sanford, F la First National Bank SEE O U R S P R IN G W IN D O W P IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC FLORIDA Sanford Machine & I i if •n \- ii I I Work; A. B. CHASE, LESTER AND PREM IER PIANOS lag market and weather teporta, and Cylinder Grinding; Del.use Pistons; self to commercial purposes. In De­ cember. 18P8. Murcont Installed ap­ police are receiving bulletin*. Ser­ Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywhsel paratus to provide communication be mons, concerts, health tutks and atyle UPRIGHT PLA YE R S , GRANDS Help Make Sanford’s Lawns (M ow er) BeauUniversities tween the South Forelnnd lighthouse talk* are transmuted Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts re­ and a lighthouse on the south const. and professional operator* are coop­ tif ul— W e W ill Help You EDISON A N D RUSSELL turned; agents for Callle Inboard anf In 181W1 Marconi read a paper on erating. \ Approximate figure* are reported "Wireless Telegraphy" before the In­ PHONOGRAPHS Outboard M oto rs.------------ Phono If stitution of Electrical Engineer* In front various state* nnd center* In­ dicating the present number of rndlo London. Early In 1UU1 telegruplilc commu­ sets. According to A. L. Itenson of J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R nication was established between two Bt. Louis, division manager of the STR IK E ! P IA N O CO. points more than 250 miles distant American Radio Relay league, about ami at the end o f that year Marconi 00.000 radiophone* are used In four Welaka Itlock transmitted signals from Potdhu, In states ns follows: low a,/23.000; Mis­ 25.000; Nebraska, 22.000; Cornwall to fit. John*. Newfoundland. souri. In fit. t o o l* alone In 1W2 ht received on board the Kansas. 20,000. steamship Philadelphia tu th« pres­ there are some 2.2<>0. The radiophones ence of the officers, good messages chiefly carry concert music, hut In on the tnpe when at u distance of many localities farmers have Installed over 1,500 miles from the transmit- them to receive mnrket re;>orts. Correspondence from Texas reports tlng station nnd signals at over 2 '* * ' miles. In December. 1002. the station 263 station* In Dnllns, ranging In alse established at Cape Breton. Nova from M K. W. to 20 watts, and almoat Hcotla. under a contract with the Cn cqunl numbers tn other cR|e* o f the nudlan government for transatlantic slate. Cleveland. Ohio, reports probably 15wireless telegraphy, was put Into communication with the Cornwall sta­ 000 rndlo enthusiasts. 1.000 sending tion at Poldhu nnd Inaugural message, . stations In greater Cleveland, virtually wen* transmitted to the King of ' all amateur, and 10.000 receiving art* England, the King of Italy and to used nlmost nightly. The*e eatlmntf* Cincinnati the London Times. In October. 11**1. exclude commercial set* the steamship Lucanln published a rejmrts 600 set*. Indiana bus 4.600 nmnleur rndlo set* dally wireless bulletin from messages received from the Marconi stations. and lndtnnapnll* 1.000 radiophones. Wisconsin ha* nearly 1,600 station* A powerful station ut Cllfdeti on the west coast o f Ireland was opened and the number Is said by Mnlcomb I'. early In 1007 for the establishment Ilnnson, University of Wisconsin opera Feel the Thrills!I of commercial relnltona with lh* tor. to be Increasing at the rate of five n day. Nearly 1.000 sets are reported American continent at lltace Bay. Equip your Pithing Tackle with ai tn Milwaukee and vicinity. Sir. Marconi's work has been rec North Du kid n bn* a number <*f re­ Booth Bend Level Winding Anti-hack ognlzed by man) governments and : Lash, or a Shakespeare reel, Cortland' sent" of learning; he lias been dec­ ceiving station* nnd n few fairly ■ Use, Heddon'a bim bo Agate Rod, MAI orated by the King o f Italy and the jMtwerful telegraph nnd telephone -end­ ing stations. The North Dnkolu Agrl Toss" bait and Ileddon Minno va at late tx-Cznr o f Ituaslu ns an honor­ cultural college Is planning to ln«tnll prices lower than you ever expected. ary doctor o f muty universities. In­ a 100-watt service /or fanner*. Tim cluding Oxford, Glasgow. Aberdeen. W e will demonstrate them with A N Y make F IF T E E N PER C E N T D I8C O U N T on Liverpool and Pennsylvania, beside* vacuum tube is displacing older equip­ o f family Refrigerators, under any test that having received the freedom of the ment In the slate. all Rods and Reels. All Marked growth I* reported at principal Indian cities. In 1011 lu* g you can suggest. Mtaaowa, e ac h ----was elected n senator In the Itttllnn Omaha. Neh- by two radio Hub* which have been lu existence only sis parliament. He nl*o holds many »c! month*. The University o f Nebraska entitle awards grunted by various «** and Nebraska Wesleyan. et»-o|ieralln* 105 Palnatto A n Sanford, Florida tittles ami Institutions. .end to nitmfcnV* In Nebraska. Hon^h Upon the dec Urn 11 on of war h> ’ T B B SPORTSM AN STORE Italy. Rena tore Mnrnml placed Id* Dakota, town Colorado a » I Ki»n*n*. ■HI Phone 251-W 117 Park Avenue( j Ball Hardware Co.I ti m ! FOR ■ tlsabeth A. B srgnsr, Radio In stru cto r In Lane Technloal High School, Chicago, and Ho.- Claoa. Gone:*! Machine and Boiler Decorate Your Lawn Spring Time is Here] All the Latest Popular Hits Foundry Co. I ' l l in Sanford, Fla Real Eatate and Insurance ' in O RLANDO , FLORIDA Geo. W . Knight t » IL F. WHITNKR. Csshitr E m p i r e H o t e l B lo c k CONTRACTOR and BUILDKS SA N F O R D F. P. FORSTER, Prcaldsnt BA VB YO U MONEY Wrlto us W ork SIT Commercial Street A COMMUNITY BUILDER GLOBE PIANO CO. General Shop and Mill Don’t fail to bo at the tion o f Wilson’s Custom Hou*« C oSl at Stokes’ Store Friday and SihrL.i A pril 21st nnd 22nd. A*k .-ijogt j j 100-piece dinner set to I . giV(n , , - 3 CERTO S A N F O R D N O V E LT Y WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. You w ill find today on znoU *,^ o f our paper a very lntere.tin.\?! unique picture puzzle g n m ^ - * ,? * ' Ing conducted by the Tamp* Tribune. It consists of a pictttr*!!S U ining a number o f object* tides beginning with the Utter -t * The object o f the game I* to can find the largest and neirwt * reel lists o f words beginning this letter. "* Thiz class o f puzzle p ic tu re ^ J run throughout the country and valuable prises hnvo be«-n won. Tampa Morning Tribuno it o ff* r ij! f i n t prizo o f $1,000.00, which u l a worth trying for. Why not g.t £ on thiz puzzle and bring »ome of tlZ prizes to Sanford or vicinity. $|/y$L a lot o f money and some of our f ^ 1 had as well have it as not. The difference between a practical Innn and an Idealist is that the ideal­ i— makes per* ra ist writes a true' against stealing, nnd Jellies vitXtg and the practical man buys a pad­ boiling away the flnvor. I'hon* lock. - L . P. McCullcr. ^ B. C. ECHOLS, Prop. 412 East. lat St. IN T E R E S T IN G PUZZLE Ga * J 3 The Eddy Refrigerators j ARE THE BEST rasE WORLD, BAR NONE j 40 n Reduction on TIRES 8 85c SANFORD CYCLE CO. F. P . R I N E S 2 Sanford Furniture Company j : ■ i i i i , i : ■ ■, * ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1922 s s *• — a .. Gut • '« * • f - 2 T 2 - £ llUi„ .1 • B*P<W ” ” LI* F” ‘ « CMt » t tr ° ° ° J * 7'000' lowing manner, to-wit: bonds to be numbered from 1 to 500, both numb e n inclusive, shall be serial bonds; tho maturity dates of bonds of this Is­ sue to be numbered from 1 to 300, both numbers inclusive, shall be as fo l­ lows, to-wit: IRDINANCE NO. 30 Bonds numbered 1 to 30 to mature -An Ordinance Providing for an Ia- July 1st, 1025. Bonds numbered from 31 to 60 to nonj 3 by the City o f Sanford, |„ the o f *025,000.00 fo r mature July 1st, 1026. Bonds numbered from 01 to 90 to mature July 1st, 1027. the Sale Thereof to be twed Bonds numbered from 91 to 120 . Building and Constructing a Mu­ to mature July 1st, 1923. lct pal Building. for ^ * * * * * * Bondi numbered from 121 to 150 to Avenue Northward into th eW a tr, of U ke Monroe, for the Baton- mature July 1st, 1929. Bonds numbered from 151 to 180 to |on of the Itrninnge and ScvJer»K a vet cm, for Constructing P o ved .M a - mature July 1st, 1930. Bonds numbered from 181 to 210 to dam ired or O ther Hard Surfaced mature July 1st, 1931. lrects and for Funding and Paying Bonds numbered from 211 to 240 to lf outstanding Floating Indebted>a0f the City of Sanford, Evidenced mature July 1st, 1932. Bonds numbered from 241 to 270 . Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and uthorixing the Mayor of tho City o f to mature July 1st, 1933. Bonds numbered from 271 to 300 to mfur-i. Florida, to call an Election mature July 1st, 1934. Determine the Question ns to the bonds to be numbered from 301 to ,uamc uf Said Ponds for tho A fore625, both numbers inclusive shall bear id Purpose*, , # Wheres*. the City Commission or same date o f maturity, bonds number­ City , f Sanford, Florida, deem it ed 301 to 625, both numbers inclu­ pedient and to the b est interests of sive, shall mature 30 years after date f City of Sanford, Florida, to la- o f the issuance thereof; this entire is­ f bnrdt of the C ity of Sanford, Flor- sue o f bonds to be dated July 1st, 1922, in the sum of *625,000.00 fo r mu- both principal and interest of said :ipal purposes, th e proceeds to bo bonds to bo payable at some bank in rjved from the solo o f *a*d bonds to the C ity o f New Yurk, State o f Now used for the following 'tnunidpal York. Section 3.— That it is the determi­ rposes, to-wit: (n) Ituilding and constructing a nation o f the City Commission that micipnl building for the housing o f tho sum o f *15,000 00 w ill be required p municipal library o f tho City of to pay the cost o f building and con­ structing the municipal building for nford. Florida. (b) The Extension o f Park A ve- the housing o f the municipal library e Northward Into tho waters of o f .the City of Sanford, and that the ike Monroe to enable the public to construction of snid library building is ail themselves of the right o f com- n necessary public Improvement and •rce and tran sp o rtatio n ufforded by w ill be of great benefit in its relation iter, and to furnish the means o f to the municipality o f the City o f Snnces* from the highway by land to ford, Florida. Section 4.— Thnt the amount of c highway by water for the use o f bonda required fo r tho purpose set p public. (c) The extension and enlarge- forth in Section 3 o f this ordinance is >nt of the drainage and sewerage tho sum o f *15,000.00, and tho sum of stem of the City o f Sanford, Florl- $15,000.00 o f said proposed issue of bonds Is hereby appropriated fo r the (d) The construction o f paved, exclusive use nnd purpose o f construc­ laradnmixcd and other hard surfaced ting and building said municipal build­ treets in the City o f Sanford, Fiori- ing referred to in Section 3, o f this ordinance. Section 5.— Thnt it Is tho determina­ (e) The funding nnd paying o f the utstnnding floating indebtedness of tion o f tho City Commission that tho he City of Sanford, Florida, evidenc- sum o f $67,000.00 wilt bo required to ii by the vouchers heretofore issued pay the cost o f the extension of Park Avenuo northwnnl Into the wat­ y the City of Sanford, Florida, ers o f Lake Monroe to enable the pub­ Therefore, BE IT ENACTED BY T H E PEO- lic to nvail themselves o f the right o f I.E OK THE CITY OF SAN FO R D , commerce nnd transportation afforded by water, nnd to furnish the means of LORIDA: Section 1 T hat a bond issuo in tho access from the highwny by land to fum of S62*»,000.00, fo r the municipal tho highway by water fo r the use of it 1 iiiiimeratcil nnd specifically the public, and thnt the extension nnd Bet forth in the preamble o f this ordi- construction o f Park Avenue north­ lan 1. 1 . and the same is hereby au- ward into tho waters o f I.nko Monroe horiied, provided, however, that bc- is a necessary public improvement nnd orc saiil l oads, or any part o f said w ill bo o f goncral benefit in its rela­ ion (< diall be issued, this ordinance tion to the municipality o f the City o f hnl| h«> fir>t approved by a mnjorlty Sanford, Florida. ul< uf ti,. licet o n o f the City of Section 6.— That tho amount of anf ud uho are i[nidified to vote as bonds required for the purpose set fcown by the registration nnd tax forth in Section 5, of this ordinance is ■* k nf ti;e City, at an election called the sum o f *67,000.00, nnd tho sum of nd held for th a t purpose, at such *07,000.00 of said proposed issue of mi ;u ! in such manner ns prescrib- bonds is hereby appropriated for the ^ ‘ nd the ordinances o f tho exclusive use and purpose sot forth in 'ity of Sanford Florida. Section 5, of this ordinance. S* tinri 2 That said bonds shall bo Section 7.— That It Is the determi­ the denomination o f One Thousand nation o f the City Commission thnt hc’ lar- each, hearing interest at tho tho auni o f *40,000.00 will be required ate of six per centum per annum, in- to pay the cost o f tho extension and t r ‘ 1 payable setni-nnnually on tho enlargement of the drainage and sew­ *t days uf July and January, said erage system o f the City o f Sanford, •on! t . numbered consecutively Florida, nnd that the extension nnd rem I to 625, both numbers inclu­ enlargement o f the drainage and sew­ de. i.dd bor.il* to mature in tho fo l­ erage system of the C ity o f Sanford, - V U Ihm’t Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is Costing- More THERE IS A REASON Hie countries in Europe and especially Germany have just started buying coffee and they have bought all of the avail* “ supply for the next Bovcral months, so the price of cofBc may go to war time prices before it gets any less. Drink GRADE A forth in Section 9, o f this ordinance is the sum o f *468,000.00, and tho sum o f *468,000.00 o f said proposed bond issue is hereby appropriated fo r the exclusive usq nnd purpose set forth in Section 9 of this ordinance. Section 11.— That it is tho determi­ nation o f the City Commission thnt the present outstanding floating in­ debtedness of the City o f Sanford, Florida, amounting to the sum of *35,000.00 should be funded by tiie issu­ ance o f bonds, and that said outstand­ ing floating indebtedness should be paid, thereby improving the finnncinl condition of said city, nnd that the payment of snid floating indebtedness will be o f general benefit in its rela­ tion to the municipality. Section 12.— That the amount of bonds required for tho purpose set forth in Section 11, o f this ordinance is the sum of *35,000.00, and the sum of *35,000.00 o f said proposed bond Is­ sue is hereby appropriated for tho ex­ clusive uso and purpose set forth in Section 11, of this ordinance. Section 13.— That, in accordance with Section 7, o f tho Revised Ordi­ nances o f the City of Sanford, Florida, the Mayor of tho C ity o f Sanford, Florida, is hereby Instructed, author­ ized and empowered to call an elec­ tion to determine tho question o f the issuance o f the bonds provided for by this ordinance. Section 14.— That the form of the ballots fo r said election shall he as follows, to-wit: “ For the Approval o f that certain ordinance o f tho City o f Sanford, en­ titled ♦ ♦ v ♦ V V CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Rant Coast Railway, Chnloota, Fla., among the pines asd lakes of 8emlnole county, an up-to-dat* modern brick hotel, with priTsts baths and hot water host. P in t class cuisine. Ratra 82.50 to IJL50 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. C H A S. D. B R U M L E Y , M anager ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I j "Against the approval o f that cer­ tain ordinance of the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, entitled, "A n Ordinance Providing for an Issue o f Bonds by the City of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of $625,000.00, for Municipal Pur­ poses; the Proceeds Derived from the Sale Thereof to be Used for Building and Constructing a tyu- * nicipnl Building, for the Extension of Dark Avenue Northward into the Waters o f Lake Monroe, for the Extension of the Drainage and Sewerage System, fo r Construct­ ing Paved, Macadamized or Oth­ er Hard Surfaced Streets, nnd for Funding and Paying the Out­ standing Floating Indebtedness of the City o f Sanford, Evidenced by Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and Authorizing the Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, to Call an Election to Determine the question as to tho Issuance of Said Bonds for the Aforesaid Pur­ poses," nnd AGAINST BONDS.” Section 15.— Thnt this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its final passage nnd adoption. Adopted on this the 10th day of April, A. I). 1022. C1IAS. E. H E N R Y , S. O. CHASE, FOREST L A K E , City Commission of Sanford, Florida, Attest: I.. R. P H IL IP S , (S E A L ) City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. 4-12-19-20; May 3-10-17 w ♦ ♦ ♦ A re You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Y o u r Boys This Summer? The mountains o f North Carolina are the best locationa in the world fo r health and that change of climats needed by Floridians and espec­ ially the growing boys. Laurel Park Camp N ear Hendersonville is one o f the best camps in the South as well as one o f the most reas­ onable with a fine corps o f teachers and councillors, with the beat athletic instructors, w ith the lake fo r swimming, with purs drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. Send fo r Catalogue or See 51e Personally a R O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr. 8 A N F 0 R I), F L O R ID A ’ A Complete Stock ■ There is a satisfaction in knowing1 that when you send for a thing that you will get it. It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. We are at your service all the time. hanfo rd- -NEW ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i G R O W ER S S U P P L IE S iV V V N ^ V ^ ’ V V V V V r V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v v ft H N H : ■ ■ ■ C ave M an Stuff ■ U H ■ ■ ■ Back near the beginning of things, our prehistoric fore­ bears would have perished from the earth if they had not understood the science o f reading advertising. Then as now, the most consistent reader of advertising was best dressed, best fed and most contented. There has been something of an evolution in advertising in the last few thousand years but the principle is just the same. The consistent reader o f the advertisements is invariably best informed on what to eat and where to get it; what to wear and how much to pay for it; what to do and how to do it. He’s up on the most important things in life. Con­ sequently he gets most from life. COFFEE YORK- ■ ■ S Phone 536 Let's Make the Most of It Bel-Jar Coffee Company i ■ ■ Chase & Company Throughout the ages, advertising has done much to make life livable and pleasant W e owe it much. A L W A Y S F R E SH u Another thing,—the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. The cavemen didn't know much about underwear, hair tonic or phonographs, but they did have to eat. The one who could follow the tracks of the game he hunted, or read the meaning of a twisted leaf or broken twig, was best off in life. Be Fai r : Florida, is a necessary public Improve­ "A n Oidinance Providing for ment and will bo o f general benefit in an Issue o f Bonds by the City of Us rotation to the municipality. Sanford, Florida, in the sum of Section 8.—That the amount o f *625,000.00 for Municipal Purpos­ bonds required fo r the purpose tot es; the Proceeds Derived from the forth in Section 7, o f this ordinance Sale Thereof to be Used for is the sum of *40,000.00, and the sum Building nnd Constructing a Mu­ o f $40,000.00 o f said proposed issue o f nicipal Building, fo r the Exten­ bonds is hereby appropriated for the sion o f Park Avenuo northward exclusive use and purpose set forth in into the Waters of Lake Monroe, Section 7, of this ordinance. for the Extension o f the Drain­ Section 9,—-That it is the determi­ age and Sewerage System, for nation o f the City Commission that ConxtructingPaved, Macadamized the sum o f *458,000.00 will be required or other ITnrd Surfaced Streets, to pay the cost o f constructing certain nnd f?r Funding and Paying tho paved, macadamised and other hard Outstanding Floating Indebted­ surfaced streets in the City of San­ ness o f tho City of Sanford, Evi­ ford, Florida, and that the said pro­ denced by Vouchers Heretofore posed paving and hard surfacing of Issued, and Authorizing the May­ certain streets in said City is a necor of the City of Sanford, Fiori* ccssary public improvement and w ill da, to cal) an Election to Deter­ be o f general benefit in its relation to mine the Question ns to the Issu­ the municipality. ance o f Said Bonds fo r the A fore­ said Purposes" Section 10.— That the amount o f nnd FOR BONDS.” bonds required for the purpose set PAGETH -MIAMI ->c.t it: ■ �f t SANFORD DAILY HERALD r i k l k k H every « H W W lIM t t ll»> •a y at l b * H m M H a l i d a s , 107 M a s a a l l a A * r . 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A l t a r lla t a s r a la a m a la k a a n a a a a p p lla a tla a . lle m m -riH lr la pallltea. tSAO pat year, a ltaa p a ta a lt a a a a , M KM DKIt T IIK A M O C IA T K I) P n R ID The Associated Press is exclusive­ ly entitled to the use fo r republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherw ise credited in this pa­ per and also the local news published herein. All rights o f republication o f spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ served. The Sanford Herald truthfully says that the idea o f shipping by w ater is growing every day. W h at San­ ford needs is imintcinpt docks large enough to take care of trado from that city south to Haines C ity. The shipments south to bo made by truck and there is no reason in the w irld why every orange raised in thn Ridge section and the ruw sugar nnd syrup mndo near M oore Haven could not be shipped from Sanford by water. Rut ,it takes cash nnd a lot o f pep, fo r those docks w ill cost n lot o f money, but they w ill mndo Sanford.—-W inter Park Post. J I I S TA TE D IV IS IO N IN S T E A D C A P I T A L R E M O V AL 1} . OF Many o f the papers of south F lo r­ ida are in fa v o r o f atnto division in­ stead o f capital removal ami nro making strenous efforta to put over the division idea with the conclusion thnt the capital cannot be removed at this tme but the state could be divid­ ed. Wo do not ngree with them In this premise. A t the present time under a Republican administration It is a foregone conclusion that the state being Democratic will never be divided nnd waiting for division means w aiting, fo r another Demo­ cratic victory. O f course we can w ait for division ju st ns we can w ait fo r capital rcm ovnl fo r theso changes will not come in n day nnd w e have plenty o f tim e to ponder over them and discuss them. The Tntnpn Tim es takes up the siibioct n* follow*"The Miami Herald cannot discover any method by which the capital re­ moval ngitntion can succeed. A p p ly ­ ing cold nnd unanswerable logic, the HernM says: As w0 understand it the plun now is to bold a prim ary ut a no distant day, with the counties in south F lo r­ ida, only, v o tin g on the plnre to which the capital is to bo moved, if the people o f the state give their con­ sent to thnt proposition. It is as­ sumed tlmt when the proposition is voted on by the people nil who enter­ ed this prelim inary primary w ill vote fo r the city chosen by thnt prim ary, nnd so settle the (piestlon. W e may assume that, if the people o f the state o f Florida were given an opportunity to vote on the question o f capital rem oval, they would rcmovo the capital from its present lo­ cation. A t least the history o f the last attempt to remove the capital from Tallahassee would Indicate that if only one candidate wore in the field against thnt city , the other candidate would receive the mnjnrity o f the vo t­ es cast. Looking nt it only from that one standpoint, there is some reason fo r the optimism o f the supporters o f the present project. What they studiously avoid dis­ cussing, however, are the preliminary steps toward securing the right o f tfip people to pnss upon the question o f capital rem oval, nnd there Is just where the rub comes. It will be necessary to persuado three-fifths o f the members elected to ouch house o f the state legislature a f ­ s Frank Harris, editor o f the Ocala Banner, Is dean o f tho Floridn Press, beloved by his associates in the pro­ fession ami by people in all walks o f life who know him. V erily, he is Florida’s man o f friends) Mr. lin rris is seventy-live years old nnd hns been editing The Runner fo r more than fifty years. Follow ing tho W ar Between the Stntes, in which ho solved with distinction, Mr. Harris begun his journalistic career with tho Banner ami hns been steering its des­ tinies ever since. Today The Ban­ ner stands ns n monument to his la­ in*!* nnd is a credit to Ocala and tho urrounding territory fo r which it speaks with such dignity nnd with such force. One o f Mr. Harris' most charming characteristics is his display o f in­ terest in things o f the moment; his mind is not anchored in the past nnd all o f his drenms are not in the fu ­ ture—he is still living in the biggest sense o f the word! it is a common characteristic o f men and women who have reached the n gc'M r, Harris hns in life to dig into the pn«t fo r their subjects o f conversation and to compare things o f Ihe present with things o f the past and to lind the things o f the present nlwnys lacking. While statistics are impossible, the great m ajority o f men nnd*women who have passed the threo score nml ten mark sincerely believe that the world is growing worse; thnt] once prominent virtues are now in­ significant; that men nro not ns hon­ orable as they used to be; that wom­ en o f this ngc are not modest as the women o f a generation ngo; thnt children are less respectful, nnd thnt the whole movement o f the times.is townrds moral degradation. But Frank Harris, editor nnd phil­ osopher, Is an exception! In n recent Issue o f his pnper he said; Notwithstanding all that is said t in dinuncintion nnd condemnation o f S the present time, the lnx In morals; the wave o f crime; tho impeachment o f the moving pictures; the ja zz mus­ m ic; the modem dance; woman’s dress * and other maledictions sounded from ^ pulpit, press nnd platform, we still maintain, nnd feel sure o f our ground [GROCERIES! FRUITS I AND VEGETABLES I Courtesy and Prompt Service Our Motto DF.ANF T U R N E R M i ® Phones' 497*491 W E I.A K A BLOCK firm atively to consent to the submis­ and a Florida east coast resort d t y UNCLE HANK sion o f s proposed amendment o f the can benefit to the same extent by a state constitution to a vote o f the joint effort in one article. But grant­ people. ing that they can and will, it behooves Under the present apportionment 13 St. Petersburg to psy careful atten­ senators can block the m ovem ent tion to the warning suggestion o f the F orty-tw o votes in the house could St.' Petersburg Tim es when it says: defeat the resolution. There are “ The only caution The Times more than 13 senators; there are would extend to the board of more than 42 members o f the house in governors and the advertising the western pert o f the state added committee is that the expenditure to those whose counties lie immed­ o f the amount o f money ncccss iately around Tallahassee, all o f ary fo r the publication o f this op­ whom it may be presumed, w ill object ening advertisement should not to capital removal. bo allowed to curtail the regu larTh at is a clear statement o f thg campaign in the newspapers.” case. *r hc location o f the capital is F or years St. Petersburg has been fixed by the constitution, and In or­ a most liberal patronizer o f the der to p t* through the legislature a metropolitan daily press pf tho coun­ resolution providing fo r an amend­ try; and during those several years ment to the constitution perm itting thnt city hns steadily grown in at­ the people o f the state— providing Whenever some fellers try to speak tractive power in the minds o f the they approve the amendment at an with their (tetter selves, It Just seems people nnd has reaped an annually election— to vote on the question o f like Central gives 'em th‘ wrong nuoi increasing harvest o f prosperity. St. moving the captal, it w ill be neces­ her. Petersburg knows the value o f its sary to secure the support o f threedaily pnper advertising and publicity. fifths o f the members o f each house. thnt we nr* livin g In the golden era It has seen this medium of seeking As the Herald points out, under the o f the centuries— viewed from nny fame hnd notice tested to the utmost present unfair apportionment o f rep­ direction, there is no other age com­ with nlways n direct profitable re­ resentation in the legislature, this turn on the investment. parable to it. seems impossible. Tampa hns used this same daily There never was an ago in which T. M. Shackleford, Jr., representa­ advertising tive o f the Tampa .board o f trade at there, were so much benevolence " « w P « P « r Publicity m; so many gifts to public and m , connrct,lon w,th booklets, clrshown the m eeting nt which the capital reiculare, nnd post card campaigns, nnd movnl association was formed, frank­ prjvutc charities. hns been wondrousiy pleased with the ly told the members o f tho board ti^ k There was never before so much results. In . fact tho same media his report on the meeting thnt ho be­ tolerance o f thought and good fici*I cl— u*ed by St. Petersburg have been used lieves the time nnd e ffo r t is being j lo^ ip 8h/>wn amonK the different by Tampa, H0 tbnt thIs city nblc j,nc^ up the statement made fo r wasted. Ho expressed the opinion, re g ous denominations, one toward however, thnt the state can bo divid­ all the others, nnd full nnd free exSunfhine c ity , o f the value of ed ns many o f the legislators repre­ presslon o f ones political opinions, j (ho rcrT* .c bought senting west nnd north Floridn coun­ There was never before such vast Tampa wlll undoubtedly stick to ties have expressed themselves as sums appropriated for education; fo r lho dni]y pro„ nml tbt, metropolitan fnvornbly inclined to this solution o f tho eradication o f disease; fo r the renters fo r its publicity nnd adver­ the controversy, rare nnd sanitation o f those in prison tisement; and in addition, Tampa Then why not concentrate all o f bonds and for the.betterment o f hum- w jl, ,imloubtedly do its own ndversouth nnd central Floridn in n move-' nnity In so ninny uplifting ways. UBjnff, nnd not |n connection with nny ment fo r the division o f the state and e pages o f the past are stained other section, certainly not with ono the creation o f the state o f Sbuth with fierce nnd bitter religious wars Florida ? nnd it hns not been so v e ry long There w ill always be controversy since one hnd to maintain his politl- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ nnd ill-feelin g between the two sec­ cnl opinions nt the point o f sword tions, and this state o f a ffa ire re­ nnd pistol. Npt so nny longer. tards progress, It cannot be expec­ In our time wo hnvc seen dueling ted thnt tho populous nnd progress­ ive counties o f south Florida w ill sub­ put under tho ban o f public opinion; i mit quietly to tho injustices persisted wo have seen slavery, a fter an ex- a in by tho politicians o f west nnd istnnee o f thousands o f years, abol­ north Floridn. Session a fter session ished; we have seen the doors o f the o f tho legislature they hnvc violated “ open saloon,” which has broken the the plain ninndatc o f the constitution hearts o f so many mothers, forever directing n rcapportionment based on closed; we have seen woman lifted to population nt intervals o f ten years. her place beside hor male compan­ Holding a balance o f power given ion where she will he in n position to them 30 years ngo, when south F lor­ exercise more potentially her lnflur ida was spnrncly settled, they turn once, like n sweet benediction, for deaf earn to all appeals fo r n square the betterment o f the world. deal. N o argument w ill reach them, Unlike ninny o f tho older genera­ nnd theeir attitude on the cnpitnl re­ tion, Mr. Harris believes in the right moval question is a convincing illus­ , and need o f women in politics. Roc- jj tration o f the manner in which they ognizing that woman’s kingdom is ■ use their unfair ndvnntngc. the home, he still sees a place fo r her ■ The Tim es would glndly throw its I iti helping direct the affairs o f our support In n movement fo r the divis­ government. / 1■ ion o f the state, and it believes thnt n Mr. linrris also possesses the v is - ' JJ vast m ajority of the people o f south ion o f prohibition. Years o f cxper-'H Floridn are o f the same inclination.” fence hnvc taught him thnt the world — o----------cannot lie re-shaped over night nnd that great reforms come slowly, only : D EAN O F S T A T E PR E S S SEES ■ nfter moral forces havo been com­ W O R LD PROGRESS pletely mobilized. so fa r away from it and appealing to so d ifferen t a class generally, that what is written fo r one cannot be lo g ­ ically appealing fo r the other. Tho St. Petersburg Times says In this same editorial, that the Board o f Trade governors agree: “ i f it hod not been fo r the fact that SL Peters­ burg spent more money judiciously in northern newspapers than nny oth­ er city in Florida, the season here might hnvc been a "bloomer,” Then it ndds this most conclusive fact why it should not go into some­ thing untried; "Results, the governors said, were directly traceable to the ad­ vertising campaign, because o f the Inquiries received and tho ac­ tual arrival later o f thousands o f visitors, here fo r their first time, most o f whom admitted that they w ere attracted to SL Peters­ burg through newspaper adver­ tising." In view o f this statement, if we were St. Petersburg, no m atte/ how attractive a sounding proposition wns made un to join teams In advertising with some east coast resort city, we would hesitate n long time before giving up a sure thing fo r theoretic possihilitp.— Tampa Tribune. by the American Legion Seraph,,*. E. A . Ball Jimmie Robson Lucille Aspinwall Tsksch Robert Herndon John Schirard Maurice Ilelston and many other, that have tnurn. ed in Sanford. The program will w many surprises and will afford ^ evening o f fun with Sanford’, I S ta len t ,7* __________ _____ Demonstration o f Wilson's < w House Coffee at S top s’ Stor* f a ? and Saturday, April 21,t tt(j JJ Ask about the 100-pJecc <hrr.tr ho given away. THERE’S Why is It, D. L. Thrsiher1! f a ness continues to grow, and i *!m firs t threa months of this ye4T’ bigger thnn during the same I ^ j time in 1021? There’s a R<4. - ^ sells for cash only. F.verylxdy they can buy cheaper for jih ^ tho buying public is spend ire iu a* cy with the store that rells for only. Good reasoning. yVJ agree. I f you hnve not l ,n trzijj M EN’S C L U B V A U D E V IL L E with him, lie invites you to hi* H A S B EEN PO STPO N ED with the assurance o f his grtaltn d fo rt to please you, by serving , W ill Ik- Held Evening o f April 2!>th at the most courteous m anner apd the Parish House in exchange for your money, iu ti!* D. L. THRA8BQL Owing to the fact that the High School is staging a piny on the even­ ing o f A p ril 21st the Men's Club has taken this matter into consideration and postponed their vaudeville show until Tuesday, April 25th. A ten-act vaudeville program hns been nrrnnged which includes numbers 18-dGtc; w -ltc * Don’t fail to bo at the .kmorjtu tion o f Wilson’s Custom II ^«Cd!s nt Stokes’ Store Friday and Sstsrfid April 2lst*npd 22nd. Ask about tii 100-piece dinner set to be given my I ■un 2 2 Touching upon these two subjects, Mr. Harris predicts that— As splendidly different ns the times arc now from half n, century ago, better times nre yet ahead o f us. Women’s influence is going to bo felt In our politics. They nre going to vote fo r o f fi­ cials who will rigidly nnd impartially enforce our Inws. Those of us who were accustomed to the “ side-hoard and decanter" nnd the “ open saloon” will soon be "gnthered to our fnthers," and those who are u> take our places, not hnving to contend with those influences, w ill not have contracted the drink habit, and our nation will bo controlled by n sober and intellectual pooplo whose influence will grndually expand nnd cover the whole world as the waters cover tho sea. How ndmirnble a character, n man who enn stand in the evening o f his years, with the thought o f being call­ ed to his fnthers stirring in Ills ttiind, nml solemnly voice the opinion the world is bolter than it ever was before ami is moving toward the a t­ tainment of n finer ideal! The world needs more men liko Frank Hurrit— men who nre not a f­ raid to stand out on the ramparts o f life nnd chnllenge tho insidious forces nt work seeking to color the horizon with the soon fnded paints o f titcir own nearsightedness! The world needs vision, the vision possessed by the dean o f the Floridn Press.— Jacksonville Mtcropolii. 5 a ■ s a * » _ 0 Society B lin d 2 2 GOOD A D V E R T IS IN G A D V IC E St. Petersburg, which hns perhnps better learned the value o f rtowspnper pubikdity nnd advertising thnn any Florida city, hns been invited to join ir. a combined advertising scheme, iB ■ whereby Miami nnd St. Petersburg will be exploited in the same nrticlc in n nationally rend weekly m aga­ ■ ■ zine. There is no doubt o f the value o f nn advertisement in thnt journal, tho Sntuidny Evening Post, hut there r*mnins the very debatable question whether n Florida west coast resort HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW SPORT SUITS? a PORT SUITS are the thing this Spring and you ought to have one. These are so smart that you’ll want to wear them to business as well as for sports. You can, too,—ours are Society Brand *. and they’re always good style. Good value, too, at our new prices. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company! p mk MM . �V * r* * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1922 the Shirley Apartments. "Perosnal Service’’ was the thame under dis­ cussion, and every phase o f this most interesting subject was covered In a UR? FHUD DAIGBR. Society Editor, helpful and instructive manner. Then phone SI t -W Mr*. Jane Smith, favored the circle with a piano selection, after which the hostess served iced fru it and cakes. This circle will hold a cooked sale next Saturday afternoon, the place to be announced later. SO C IAL C A L E N D A R S O C IE TY = £ » a s Su s s s s a u t t w gsSSsf 5? pected, will be published throughout the United States. Governor Cary A. Hardee w ill be present with his military staff, and he is on the program fo r an address. Governor Hartley as is well known is n successful banker o f Live Oak, ns well ns lawyer o f ability.Tho program also includes address­ es by: The Mayor o f Gainesville. Dr. A. A. Murphrce, president of the University o f Florida. Archie Livingston, president o f the Florida Bankers’ Association. Lucius Moody, Ph. O., department o f sociology and economics, University o f Florida. His subject will be, “ Training for Business nnd Citizen­ ship." Ernest Amos, Comptroller o f Flor­ ida. | Robert E. Harvey, secretary of tho Georgin-Floridn Agricultural Loan Agency of the W ar Finance Corpora­ tion, Atlanta, Gn. Mr. Harvey’ s sub­ ject will be,x‘*Actlvities o f the W *r Finance Corporation.’’ And others. Report* from Gainesville are that hotel reservations are being made rapidly, and, judging from the reser­ vations already made, this convention wil probably bo the largest bankers’ convention ever held in the state. The people o f Gainesville have made elaborate preparations for entertain­ ing the bankers. Thursday—The member* o f the Lucky FOR VISITOR Thirteen bridge Club will be enter­ One o f the prettiest parties o f this tained by Mr*. A . D. Wallace. week was the bridge party given on Thursday end F rid a y -S en io r Class Monday afternoon by Mrs. Hnl Wight r lay at the High School at 8:15 p. and Mrs. Ralph Wight at the homo of the former on Park avenue, honoring Thursday— Regular weekly . meeting Mrs. bnrt Peterson, o f Jamestown, N. of Pipe Organ Club will meet at \., who is visiting her parents, Mr. four o’clock at home o f Mrs. Char­ nnd Mrs. b. J. Starling. There were four tables of players and a number t s Lynn. Thursd«y-3 I*. M., Mrs. Sanford o f tea guests. Poudney will cntqrtatn the Idlers The rooms where* the curd tables nt the home of Mrs. A . Vaughan. were placed were converted Into a Thursday- Mrs, L. C. Kolb w ill enter­ ^’veritable bower with quantities of tain the member* o f the Every Week (lovely spring flowers and greenery’ . pridge Club nt 3 p. m. O f exceptional interest was the Thursday— Mrs. E. II. Householder game o f bridge played during the will entertain the members o f the afternoon, high score being made by Duplicate bridge Club. Mrs. George Knight, who was award­ F r i d a y — Snllle Harrison Chapter N. ed a half dozeft linen tea nnpkins. The S. P. A. K., will meet at thc’ Wom- honoreo was presented a hnnd painted an’s Club nt 8:15 P. M., with Mr*. cake box. Craig Harris *s hostess. A t the conclusion o f the card game Friday— Mrs. Hnrry B. Lewis nnd the hostesses served delicious refresh­ Mrs. !>. P. Drummond w ill entertain ments consisting o f chicken n In king at bridge at the Valdez Hotel nt 3 in patties, hot rolls, pickles, and coffee followed by an ice course. P. nt. Saturday— Children’s Story Hour nt N y T R E D AM E BURN’ S O LD EST SCHOOL IN C A N A D A Central Park nt 4 p. tn. Custom House Coffee will be dem­ LOSS OF ir.0.000 D O LLARS onstrated nnd served free nt New ­ Mrs. Lucius McLeod, o f Williston, is berry’s Drug Store Thursday, 'April the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary 20th. Call nnd get n cup. Don't fo r­ Higgins, for a few days. get the 100-piece dinner set to ho g iv ­ en away. lt»-2tc Mr*. Hnrry Dickson nnd children o f Orlando, spent the day here yesterdny with her mother, Mrs. Mnry Higgins. State Bankers To Meet Friday The business o f the Business and Professional Women's Club will be Nationally Prominent Men W ill A p ­ held over this everting until after pear on Florida Program. prayer meeting for the benefit of those who wish to attend prnyer meet­ The State Bankers’ Association of ing. Florida and tho Florida Bankers' A s ­ sociation will hold n joint convention Monday being the birthday o f J. I). in Gainesville Friday and Saturday, Woodruff, Mrs. Woodruff invited a April 21 and 22. numltcr of his friends fo r a supper The program includes addresses by and swiming party at Palm Springs, men o f national prominence, nnd is where a very pleasant evening wns one o f the strongest programs ever spent. offered n bankers' convention In this stntc. The Pipe Organ Club held its regu­ Comptroller D. R. Crisslnger will lar weekly meeting on Monday after­ be present, and ns he is tho man In noon at the homo of Mrs. S. 3. T ilford charge o f all o f the national banks o f the United States, the banks of on Myrtle avenue. A fter disposing o f routine bustneas Florida want to hear him and meet plans were made fo r tho Annual M ay him, and particularly are the national Pay Party and Mav Pole Pane*, hnnkor* in > »r «!«d !n vrfcat he h is t* which will bo given on tho afternoon sny. Thomas II. Adams, president o f of May 1st, from 5 till 7 on tho lawns at the homes o f Miss Martha the American Bankers' Association l'<>v nnd Mrs. Forest Gatchcl on Oak wilWhnvo ns his subject “ The Day A f ­ avenue. ter Tom orrow." Mr. McAdams, by During the social hour the hostess virtue o f his position, is In the clos­ est o f touch with conditions through­ served a delicious ice course. out tho country. Both Mr. Crlislngcr nnd Mr. Mc­ The Kathleen Mallory* Mission Clrheld its weekly meeting on Tues­ Adams nre men of nationst promi­ day afternoon with Mrs. Gallagher In nence, nnd their addresses, it is ox- a | S e a s o n a b l le O f f e r i n g s ■ ■ ! OF :■ ■ IN T E R E S T EVERY s H O M E A T T H IS T IM E S HOUSE DRESSES ■ ■ DISH PANS Just received, new assortment. Special in witii all his g o lf togs on nnd feel- was pronounced by all present to bo ing mighty good meets his w ife and one o f the best that has ever been pre­ sented here and it was good enough tells her he hna been out golfin g nnd to be repented at some future meet­ having A e t up with Arthur Yovvejl ing o f the Rotary Clubs o f the state. coming in from a fishing trip he nat­ The following songs written by Mts. urally should be feeling good. The Hmtshulder and taken from the Rotary play ran on with scenes o f Sidney and songs were rendered during the even­ Harry trying to mnkc peace with their ing: wives while Laura nnd Itehecca were trying to get the facts in the case, A I'm A Hoi ary-Anne letter is found in the pocketa o f Mr. I am a little itotnry Anne Chase and it tells them to come to Sa­ Planning a feed fl>r my ole man. vannah to the meeting o f the Rotnr- Nobody knows just how much stuff ians there to inspect two mysteriuus His stomach will hold before It'll bunt. beings supposed, of course, to be His stomach will hold before it'll bust. “ chickens’’ nnd in the dialogues fo l­ lowing every Rotarian in the room I am a little Rotary Anno came in fo r his share o f the clever Trying to All up my pore ole man. thrusts from the ladies depicting the Chicken nn’ 'taters nn’ canned pens too parts in tho play. There was not nn Gravy an’ all but n drop o’ hotnc-lgew. idle moment from start to finish nnd Gravy nn* nil but a drop o* home-brew. it wns superior to any home talent ever put on here. The hushnnds nnd 1 am a little Rotary Anne wi-ca were finally united by the ex­ Trying to nmusc my Rotary Man. planation that the "tw o dears" they Songs and dances—nil but the shimmy were to inspect were two fine saddle 1 might do that, too, i f n nickel horses for tho wives and all was peace you’ll gimme. nnd happiness again in the Chase nnd I might do that, too, if a nickel Stevens homes. This play wns written you'll gimme. fo r tho occasion by Mrs. E. F. Housholder nnd was one o f the best skits Now I just said that ever attempted nt n Rotary affair. Just for the rhyme, Lack o f spneo will not permit an So don't enll my bluff extended account o f the banquet that For I wouldn’t hnve time. I II j Thr A H iirlilr * l*r»«»t M IC H IG AN C IT Y , Ind., April 19.— Bennie l.eonnrd featherweight chnmplon; Jack Britton, welterweight champion, nnd Jack Dempsey, hravyweight clininpion, are to defend their titles here during the summer, Floyd Fitzzslmmotis, promoter o f the A m ­ erican Legion boxing bouts here, an­ ■ ■■ ■ ■■■■■■H H ailB B S B S S S S S S gS B ilB H i ■ nounces. ■ M ASSACRE OF CHIIR1STJAN8 $ 1 . 9 5 7 9 c ■ Long, Long Trail There’s n long, long trail n'winding Into the laud o f my dreams; Where tho country club is standing And our golf course gleams; There nre many others waiting Until my dreams all come truo; ’Til! the day when I'll bo playing down That sporting course with you. Demonstration of Wilson’s Custom House Coffee at Stokes’ Store Friday and Saturday, April 21st nnd 22nd. Ask nliout the 1U0-picce dinner set to he given away. 19-3te P r U T H — makes perfect Jams vr and Jejlies without ladling away the flnvor. Phono 277 — L. P. McCullcr. 19-2tc IL K 1 (||y Thr Aa.nrlnlral I’ frM l LONDON, A pril 19.— A great Are and massnero o f Christians at Sam­ son, on tho Black Sen coast of Asia Minor were in progress nine days ago when th^ Italian steamer Uurbita left there, the ntenmer's officers re­ ported on her arrival nt Patras, Greece, says nn Athens dispatch to the London Times dated Sunday. C O LU M B IA , Ky., April 19.— Mrs. Arnold Holt, In a sudden At o f de­ mentia nt her home in Russell Springs n village near hero yesterday, killed two o f her children, attempted to kill a third nnd then fastened a hatchet in a fenco with the blade toward her, backed o ff 20 feet nnd rnn into It head on. Physicians say she will die. s* NOTICE! Truths Everyone Knows H u p m o b ile costs of operation hold to an exceptionally low level. Maintenance and repair costs are almost unbelievably low. Car is particularly free from the need of constant and petty adjustments. ----------------- ■ R O TA R Y A N N E S P U L L BIG O N E L A S T N IG H T 8 WHITE ■ » CURTAIN SCRIM ■ ■ ■ Just the thing for those inex■ ■ ■ pensive and attractive curtains S ■ Y ard— 1 2 ICE TEA GLASSES Now is the lim e you need these. Set of 5 1 - 2 c K D "R ote*" There are Rotes thdt make us happy, There arc Rotes we think divine, There nre Rotes that steal sway our tear-drops, As some others steal away your shine. There are Rotes that radiate good feeling, There arc some— we know not what they bo, But the HottuLhat Alls my life with sunshine # Is the Rote that belongs to me. ■ SI 14-qt., Special ■ 6 0 c a n n e r ’ s (CentlnuH from l*»*c Dim work o f the Itotnry Anns in the pre­ paration: Pussyfoot Cocktails Sanford Organs Florida Quiver Fowl a la Rotary Ann Food fo r Irish Food for English A Modern Necessity Essence o f Fowl Rabbit nnd Vegetable on the Leaf Men’s Specialty A Rlt o f Stimulant When the coffee nnd cigars hail been passed the curtain on the stage wns rolled back and one o f the most clev­ er skits o f the evening was presented by the following characters: Syndey Chase— Gretchen Hottshold■ er. Ijiuru Chnse— Annie Whltncr. Hnrry Stevens— Ethel Turner. Rebecca Stevens— Aida Newman. The scene was laid in tho living room o f the Chase residence nnd the M : ■ tlmo was supposed to be about two in the morning when Mr. Chase cornea S' e p a r t m e n t S t o r e **3 m.OCKS FROM TH E HIGH PRICES" 213-215 Sanford Avenue------------------------------- I’honc 550 ■ T IT L E S We are going to give away a 100-piece Dinner Set with CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE. Ask your grocer about it. This set is on display at Newberry’s Drug Store. TH E C IT Y R E G IS T R A T IO N BOOKS A R K NOW O PE N A T TH E C IT Y * H A L L A N D W IL L R E M A IN OPEN U N T IL T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1922. ■ L. R. P H ILIPS , ■ 20-10tc City Registration Officer, ■ Custom House Coffee will be deml onstrated and served free at N'cw* berry’s Drug Store Thursday, April * 20th. Call nnd get a cup. Don’t for* g et’ the 100-picce dinner ret to he giv 5 en nwny. 19-2tc ■ ■ l TO D EFE N D TOMV (WEDNESDAY) AT NEWBERRY'S DRUG a■ ENAMELED LADIES' ■ j lit* Thr A .u rU trd W A S H IN G TO N , April 19.— Repre­ sentative Foss, Republican, Ohio, nnnoumed today his candidncy for the Senate. He w ill seek the sent held by Pomerenc, Democrat. Free Demonstration of CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE ■ 2 I 3 FESH C A N D ID A T E FOB S E A T IN S E N A TE :■ ^_ ■ 2 IN Illy Tlir Iftanrlnlrit l'rr»» I M O N T R E A L, Canada, April 19.— Notre Dame convent, the oldest teach­ ing institution In the Province, being founded in K.90, was burned Jnst night, with n loss o f one hundred and fifty thnusnnd dollars. PAGE FITE — : A remarkably fine performer when it’s new; and the same fine performer when it’s oldRecognized cost value or trading value as a used car proportionately higher than tho average, in relation to price. T o u rin g C ar. 91350; R o »d »t* t, $1330; R o * d * t* fC o u p ^ 91485; Coup*. 91833; Sodmn. 91935;-Cord T iras o n mil utodmU—Pfioom P. O. B. D itto it, K avanua Tax E ifr* . <B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY DISTRIIIUTORS SKMINOI.K AND L A K E COUNTIES 209 PARK A VE N U E -----------------------------------SANFORD, FLORIDA H q p m o b ile k if -■ 1 �SEM ENOFF PLA N N E D ita im M m ‘iH s s i •*) ■ 11 A fi I I■ f £ The Herald Is telling eat the line of box stationery to make room for R E V O L T A G A IN S T REDS other goods. Yon can get the very S A Y S A M E R IC A N O F F IC IA L latest styles of stationery below cost fo r tlje next two weeks. ‘ I®/ '•’k* PrrNl W A S H IN G T O N , A pril 18.— A ppearing bsforo lue Senate Labor com­ Mother's Day la approaching. Get m ittee yesterday In connection with a beautifully engraved or hand iU inquiry into the Siberinn activ­ painted Monther's Day card at tha ities o f General Gregories Semenoff Herald Printing Co. They are of the now under civil arrest in N ew York, very latest designs and beautifully Commissioner General Husband, o f done. the bureau o f immigration, told how ircu it C oart o f Hem laole C oaathe anti-Bolshevik leader had be .n la Ik * C ty , F lo rid a .— In C k i s t f r r permitted to enter the United States NO T IC K O P P IN A I. AC C O U N TIN G B Y a t Seattle a fte r landing at Vancouver A D M IN I S T R A T H ! X from a steam er which he had board­ R obert T . Hum phrey. W illia m L. H u m ­ p h rey (K om etlm ee kn ow n ng U II. ed at a Chinese port, and submitted H u m p h rey), and Rosa I * Hum phrey. through officia l documents and mes­ Com platnante, va. sages the sugestion that Sem enoff In­ Rosa I. H um phrey. Im ltvld u a ly and as tended to go to Paris to meet the A d m in is tra trix at th e E s ta te o f W i l ­ liam T. Hum phrey, (so m etim es celled Grand Duke Nicholas to lay plans fo r W. T. H u m p h rey), deceased. Theresa H um phrey. I V. Btenatrom. I-ee Stena revolution against the Russian strom . E rn est I. H um phrey, A rth u r Soviets. f H um phrey, Druce H um phrey, Bally H um phrey. John H um phrey, C. C. The su ggestion 'of ScmenofTa plan H um phrey and flu e H um phrey, D e­ fendants for going to Paris was contained in N o tice la h ereb y s lv e n that the un­ a message from Inspector Zurbrick dersigned aa A d m in istra trix o f the R e ­ te o f W illia m T. H um phrey, d o m e at Vancouver, who added that tho la tim es kn ow n aa W . T. Hlumph um p h rey) ___ iy) de: ay, enernl’a testimony before n board o f ceased, w ill on the H t h d « r o f M 111!, file h er fin a l rep ort and account Inquiry at Vancouver indicated that ns A d m in is tra trix o f the a b o v e named estate In the o ffic e o f the C lerk o f the he intended during his visit to Wash­ C ircu it C ou rt o f Sem inole County, F lo r ­ ington to establish connections fo r ida. In accordan ce w ith an o rd e r o f the C ircu it C ou rt o f Sernlnole County, F lo r ­ future use, especially as applying to ida. dated the In d day o f March, t i l l . the development o f trade relations. In the a b o v e en titled cause. ROBA I , H U M P H R E Y . Sem enoff w as finnliy admitted to the A d m in istra trix o f the E s­ ta te o f W illia m T. H um ph­ United States " fo r transit purposes' re y (som etim es kn ow n as W . T H u m ph rey.) on his trip to Paris, and Mr. Hus­ (M arch It. 1!. 2 ); A p ril B, 11. 19. I I ; band, through his testimony before Mav 1, to- c) the committee indicated that the im ­ N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T O R migration authorities had no alterna­ (F o r Final Discharge) tive in tho case except “ arbitrary disbarment" and was powerless un­ der tho law. W hile Mr. Husband was before tho committee, information was supplied by the state department to tho effect that Secretary Hughes was prepared to intercede in helmlf o f Doris Bakhm eteff, the lost accredited Russian ambassador, who has been subpoe­ naed to testify before the committee. It wns understood thnt attention o f the committee would be cnllcd to the usunl diplomatic immunity granted foreign representatives. Altho the Kerensky regime which sent M. Oakhm ctcff hero disappeared Ave years ago, he still is listod in o f­ ficial records as the Russian ambas­ sador. A t present he is nt Charleston, S. C. In addition to Mr. Husband, Ralph L . Bnggs, o f N ew York, a form er American army lieutenant with the forces in Siberia, was before tho committee. Ilia testimony, which was said not to refute thnt recently given before tho committee by Major Genera] Graves, tho Sllterinn expedi­ tion commander, or I.icutcnnnt Colo­ nel Charles 11. Morrow, his chief aide, was said to be intended to do “ Jus­ tice" to tho Russian o fficer insofar an the witness saw events there. Ho declared that » t tinref the policy ap­ peared to bo “ an eye fo r nn eye," but denied general mnsnncres had taken place In the area where bo was sta­ tioned. Mr. Ilnggn credited Semene f f with having checked progrons and ■aid that conditions under tho general were better than where tho Bolshevik! held swnv. F IR E IN POCOM OKE, MI)., D E S TR O Y E D B U S IN E SS SECT IO N A N D HO D W E L L IN G S (Hr Tin- Aa*»rln|rd I'rravl POCOM OKE C IT Y , Mnrylnnd, A p ­ ril 18.— The revised estimates o f the loss In yesterdny's fire, which de­ stroyed the business section nt this piscc nnd between fo rty nnd A fty dwelling houses, nt one million dol­ lars. Tw o hundred made homeless, are being cared fo r by those whose homes t-oenped destruction. Don’t fall to be nt the demonstra­ tion o f Wilson's Custom llnuso C offee nt Stokes' Store Friday and Saturday, April *Jlst and 22nd. Ask nbout the 100-piece dinner set to be given away. 10-Atc The only false profits among us now nrc those declared in the income tax blanks. In court o f Count* Judge, Seminole County, State o f Florida In re Estate of W. T. Humphrey. Notice Is hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that on the 10th day o f May, A . D. 1022, I shall apply- to the Honorable E. F. Ilousholder, judge of said court, os Judge o f Probate, for my final discharge as Adm inistratrix o f tho estate o f W. T. Humphrey, de­ ceased, and thnt at the same time 1 will present to said Court my final accounts as Adm inistratrix o f said estate, and ask fo r their approval. Dated March 7th, A. D. 1022. RO SA L. H U M P H R E Y , 3-7-o,a.w.9wc Adm inistratrix. NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION Whereas, The City Commission o f tho City o f Snnford, Klorldn, on tho 10th day o f A pril, A. D. 1022, duly passed and adopted n certain ordi­ nance entitled, "A n Ordinance Providing fo r nn Issue o f Bonds by the City o f San­ ford, Florida, in tho sum o f ;C2:.,CG0.00 fo r Municipal Purpos­ es; the Proceeds Derived from the Sale Th ereof to bo Used for Building and Constructing a Mu­ nicipal Building, for the Exten­ sion of Park Avenue Northward into the W aters o f Iuikc Monroe, fo r the Extension of the D rain, age nnd Sewerage System, fo r Constructing, Paved, Macadamiz­ ed or Other Hnrd Surfaced Streets, nnd fo r Funding ami Paying the Outstanding Floating Indebtedness o f tho City o f San­ ford Evidenced by Vouchers H eretofore Issued, nnd Authoriz­ ing tho Mnyor o f tho C ity o f Suiiford, Florida, to cull nn Elec­ tion to Determine the Question ns to the Issuance o f Suid Bonds fo r the Aforesaid Purposes," nnd Whereas saitl ordinance provides for the iisuo of bonds by tho City o f Snn­ ford, Florida, fo r municipal purposes in the totnl sum o f $625,000.00, the proceeds derived from the solo o f said bonds to be expended in the follow ing mnnnor, to-w it: $15,000.00 fo r building nnd con­ structing a municipal building for housing the municipal librnry o f the city. $67,000.00 fo r the extension o f Park ____ . .. — : t r *:1f r Avecue Northward into tho watvra of Laka Monroe to enable tha public to avail themselves o f the right o f com­ merce and transportation afforded by water, and to furnish the means o f access from the highway by land to tho highway by w ater lo r the use o f the public. $10,000.00 fo r the extension and en­ largement o f the drainage and sewer­ age system o f the City. • $168,000.00 fo r the construction o f paved, macadamized and other hard surfaced streets in the City, and $35,000.00 fo r funding and paying the outstanding floating indebtedness o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, evi­ denced by vouchers heretofore issued by the City o f Sanford, Florida. ter of tha City of Sanford, Florida, tha aald ordinance proposing said Issue of bonds mutt be approved by a majority vote of the electors of the City of San­ ford, Florida, who are qualified to vote as shown by the Registration and tax books of tho City, at an ejection called and held for that purpose! Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, under and by virtue o f the authority In me vested by the ordlnancea o f the City of Sanford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest Lake, as Com­ missioners' o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, comprising the C ity Commis­ sion o f Sanford, Florida, do .hereby call an election to be held in the City o f Sanford, Florida, on tho 17th day o f May, A. D. 1022, 16 ''determine the question by said election then and there to be held, whether the snjd or­ dinance proposing said issue o f bonds shall be adopted, approved and con­ firm ed by the electors o f said City, and whether the bonds provided fo r in said ordinance shall be issued by the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, in the man­ ner and’ fo r the purposes in said ordi­ nance provided and set forth. And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f tho C ity o f Sanford, Florida, nnd wo, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest nppoint H. E. Tolar, C. L. Britt and F. P. Rines, Inspectors o f said elec­ tion, nnd W . M. Haynes, os Clerk <JT said election. Tho said election hereby ordered nnd colled to 1*0 held on the said 17th tiny o f May, A. I). 1022, shall be held nnd the ordinances and charter o f tho City' o f Snnford, Floridn. W IT N E S S the hands o f C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f the C ity o f Snnford, Flor­ ida, and C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase nnd • oroat Lake, as Commissioners, com­ posing the City Commission o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, attested by L. R. Philips, Clerk o f the City of Snnford, Florida, nnd the corpornto seal o f the City o f Sanford, Floridn, on this the 10th day o f A pril, A. D. Said bonds to be o f the denomina­ tion o f One Thousand Dollnra each, bearing interest at the rate o f six per centum per nnnum, interest pay­ able scml-annuidly on the 1st days o f July and January, said bonds to be numbered consecutively from 1 to 625, both numbers inclusive, said bonds to mature in the follow ing manner, tow it: bonds to be numbered from 1 to 300, both numbers Inclusive, to bo ser­ ial bonds; the m aturity datos o f bonds o f thia issue to be numbered from I to 300, both inclusive, to be as fo l­ lows, to-wit: Bonds numbered from 1 to 30 to mnture July 1st, 1025. Bonds numbered from 31 to 60 to mature July 1st, 1026. t Bonds Numbered from c8>to 00 to mnture July 1st, 1027. Bonds numbered from 01 to 120 to mnture July 1st, 1028. Bonds numbered from 121 to 150 to mature July 1st, 1020. Bonds numbered from 151 to 180 to mnture July 1st, 1030. Bonds numbered from 181 to 210 to mnture July 1st, 1031. Bonds numbered from 211 to 240 to mature July 1st, 1032. Bonds numbered from 241 to 270 to mature July 1st, 1033. Bonds numbered f*om 271 to 300 to 1022 . mnture July 1st, 1034. CH AS. E. H E N R Y , bonds to bo numbered from 301 to 625, A s Mayor o f the C*ty both numbers inclusive, to boar tho o f Sanford, Florida. CH AS. E. H E N R Y , samo data o f maturity, bonds number­ ed from 301 to 025, both numbers In­ S. O. CH ASE, clusive, to mature 30 years a fter the F O R E ST L A K E , A s tho C ity Commis­ date o f the Issuance thereof; this en­ tire Issue o f bonds to be dated July sion o f tho City of Sanford, Florida . 1st, 1022, both principal and interest o f said bonds to be pnynble at somo A ttest: benk in the City o f New York, Stntc of L. R. P H IL IP S , (S E A L ) City Clerk o f tho City o f New York. Sanford, Florida. Whereas, prior to tho issue o f the A pril 12-10-26; May 3-10-17. bonds above described, under the chnr- We invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER SPRINGS W A TE R to visit the spring nnd in our method of handling its product. W hy take n chance7 Your eminent nhyBlcinns claim that this water in unexcelled and ita purity makes it most beneficial for mnny troubles. The Ford people of Sauford ns well ns the Western Union recommend thia water for batteries. Call phone 811 nnd have a bottle of this water Bent you nnd protect vour health. Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD -t- FLORIDA i ■ c B a B M a a a H a a B H a a a H B a n n M B B M K u a B a a H B a a B H a B B i .6 G «t one of those maps 0f FiortJ< at the Herald office before they ^ all gone. They are free with three, ■lx month or one year’s subscripts, of the Daily Herald or six months « one year’s suBacriptlon o f the ly . **• Future tax receipts issued to the boys who get the bonus should bear the portrait of a chicken eomlng home to roost. la illllU IIB IR R B R N IlB IU B IlS B N ItU M S a illlln s a ■ ■ ■ a A CHECK O N : Y o u rs e lf Do not try to pay bllla without a checking account I f you do, you will surely g e t all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you flan keep : an accurate record o f your expenditures. The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially invites you to become one o f its customers. ] The Peoples Bank of Santord j ■ a ■ ■ lIHRHRRaHHRRHIRHHRRMRRRRaaRliaRHRRSNMBBRBRHaRRSiim CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS" We handle everything in T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E Car Lots or Less. Ship us ■ ■ a m a Richmond, Virginia IMUI SANFORD M ARBLE & G R A N IT E W O RKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEM ETERY WORK A S PE C IA LTY 1018 West First Street 1018 W est First Street luni FERRALINE SALES TREMENDUOUS NOTED EDITOR SUFFERED FOR YEARS Health Almost Ruinei The Fame of Ferraline By Ravages of Is Spreading Rapidly Indigestion Sufferers Learn of lt*« Wonderful Merit*— They Try It and Become Convinced. Then They Pass on the Joyful New* to Others That They Too May Win Health. Hundreds of Testimonials Are in Our Files Which All Tell The Same Story of New Found Health and Increased Vitality. If you are nervous unit weak; If your nital* do not ugree with you • ml cau»e gna tn rill your stomach and pul pressure on your heart: If pimple*. Nnl». I Inckhratla nnd other •kin blemitho* ultow that your Mood >• filled with Impurities. If your liver or kidney* uro not working properly, resulting In headache*, alck head­ aches. constipation and Ihi attendant evil*, then *tnrt to u»a Fcrrollno Im­ mediately In hundred# o f cusra Just like your* relief tint hern quickly and pet mam oily brouitht liy the use Of this natural tonic M‘i action I* w on­ derful It la Nature-* remedy and gfoe* < right Into Iho *>*lem. clean*.n/r. pun­ as and eliminating unhealthy cetta and building new one*. It la absolutely harmle** nnd Ita onlv effect* are beneficial one*. From tho thouMPila who have uaed It you will only hear the warmeel word* of pralne. Druesl.ta ar* reportlns huge aalea o f Ferraline In Ihelr store* because Ferraline ready doe* what w * **y- It will Your druggist ha* Ferraline In •lock. Ituy a botll* today. BEST REPEATER HE EVER HAN­ DLED SAYS DRUGGIST Cleanliness is next to Godliness Europe must ehooM between Amer. lean leadership and a receivership. Druggist Sells 12 Gross (1723 Bottles) of FE R R A LIN E in Short Period. Only Won­ derful Properties Could Sell a Medicine So Fast. In a recent teller received by the Ferrellno Medicine Company, the own* r o f Oltman'a l>rux Store, a thriving fobtlr. Ala . company aaya "Your salesman atrolled Into the afore and Introduced Ferraline A fle r ll.tenlnx to what he had lo tay. derided tq try three doien. rlaMlng it along the line* of patent medlclnre In three day* t ordered a sroea and with your line o f adverllelns. It hae been one troaa after another and up lo the praaent time I have handled twelve gross. O olnt torn* for one kind of mrdfrtnaIt sold atrlclty on Its merit* and I contlder It one o l the beat repeaters f have handled. Hundred* o f people have taken from on* to a doaen bot- t *Could a medicine aetl like thia unless It reatlv did bring to thoea Buffering from rheumatltm'e ache* and palna, tndlfreatlon'a pangs and tha efferte of Impure blood and poor functioning kidney* end liver. end aatlifactory relief Ho There U rge aalea prove lh a t r e r r e l'n e la what wa claim It to be. Nature's one greatest tonic. T o d a y Is Entirely ed and Praises Most Highly. Mr. r . W. I hi ugh er o f lb* opinion that he would be dead cent letter to the Company, he says 'I am aendln people by F U IlllA U N E L IN K In my It hu* done tiO H O N A LLY thl recommend It Indigestion my health would have, You do hot have to go any farther tiled FI than your nrarcM Drug Hlore to g «t several Ferraline T h li wonderful remedy la (o r M l* everywhere Ju*t decide righ t now (hat ><>u will drop In nt you| yuiiftf Drug Hiorc nnd pure).-no t f »0 n boltto bolt!,- n te Ferraline. The result* ;« will nmo.3 row, Thousand* have been ht ncfitte -1 by Itw u»e. For n m o u t t it iuni,. Indlcrf.lot® rheumatism m i.L iilnordi inters o f the blooey it boa no peer. Head there monlat* which are but a fei from the hundred-! In our \V. !», Bpurlln, Fr..ibytcrlan o f Demopolta, Ala., aaya: "For a great many yearl been subject to nparadtc, and •ever* attack* o f Ir.dlgeath heard o f the curative effi line, on one or two of t derided, In ntmoit *1 to try It. amt I nm gloj greatly bencflltcd me.'f Honorable W . W. Centerville. A h . oay*: " I delft*, without hesitation, to commend •ona who are over worki tn • run-down r a tonl*. t look P a Imoat tike a new, Mr. Orley Moll Ohio, write*: " I am ordering ties o f Ferraline I I cannot keen It on1 my frlenda try thalr frlenda know I have not rot your medicine had a men! here It would b E very ona that buya . back for more, tt woul, to advertlae Itself. I eend o ff whenever I that have tried It t do without It. I I for It hae dona wha for my wife, for o f th em " A ll Local Drug Stores Handle Ferralinet Remarka Weigh Fe see and read the testim onial, that era written by ___line who have use and want to to their frlenda ___, you would to ur case. too. FerIpfuL o f rem * of the have been ob- N ever got a o f the awful ____i.** A fle r tokr F erraline I found eat heartlty, m r ubled me and me. I be* ,.t remedy on cure etomacn rh*u_ for two I had such be and body . ____ tr on my fret Ecxema that I waa.ln r; kidney* atoo In • («a * ndltlon. bp d to Ferraline Far Alabama i..d in _ _ _ than one using lore otlceably relieved end ratify rail Mr. W W. »g Ferraline the pain* tor, o f Rlbb County, general ayetem has been two and a half pou I am greatly Improved g rea t . . , dare after starting to (he Lcterna 1 , . -------4 it la “much* much better This ta a w o n d e rfu l___ am glad to recommend Ferraline more wonderful than tha ____ raoM . u It naa has reatorad rMiured me to arenn to^VeaVh other* who have written to t . ....... Iron In and 1 cc consider It Ihe beat remedy ratine M edicine Oorni ne w . . >g ><>U » Unlitv and that ran __________ found. _________ I would not be their eijterleneea will line, tn I stamina Don' t be a wt skiing—don't withouttn Itbefor macb more than tt making hie report. Mr. LaandIre aaya ■ | be scrawny Iluy a led tie o f Fcrta- coat. T w o bottles heva made me a *7 desire, without polloltatlop or hMi­ line today. well man/* �wUr THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1922 aBVNuaaaftaMMBHNMaaaMawBHHHaBaBiB nnd chartered: about 60 par cent o f | | S ««"R It) these children were found to be un­ der weight. Besides the weighing nnd measuring, Miss Bolcum has g iv - ! cn a course o f lectures, cavern? 10 nutrition lessons to the teachers and parents interested about forty per­ sons ultended these lectures which Tall* why everyone should drink were held in the Grammar School, hot water with phosphate Two nutrition classes have also in it before breakfast. been organized in the primary school Headaches anby auto-in­ which w ill meet each Friday at 2:15 toxication— which means self-poison­ I*. M. at the West Side nnd every ing. Liver nnd bowel poisons called Monday at 2:15 at the Fast Side. The classes w ill last only one hour and toxins, sucked into the btood excite will be conducted by Mrs. John Leon- the heart which pumps the blood so fast that it congests in tho smaller urdi and Mrs. It. E. Tolar. The children in tho nutrition class­ arteries and veins o f the head, pro­ es had a complete physical examina­ ducing violent, throbbing |min und tion . This bning done by local phys­ distress, called headache. You be­ ic inns who have taken a keen inter­ come nervous, despondent, sick, fever- k IQ k M n I) ^ •** Fa i 'f Y A l J i r O Ijl U ix iiJ aa m It h h M ______ VKST Ell P A Y 'S RE SU LTS Florida State League A t Jacksonville, » ; Tampa, 9. At St. Petersburg, 7; Daytona, 4 At Lakeland, 6; Orlando, 1. At At At At National League I'hiladelphin-Ilrooklyn, rain New York-Boston, rain. Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, 8. St. Louis, 5; Chicago, 7. American League At At At At Boston, 8; New York, 10. Chicago, 5; Detroit, 1. Washington, 2; Philadelphia, 17. Cleveland, 17; St. Louis, 2. tmcrican Association At Columbus, 3; Kansns City, 4. » . ' ■•djville S; St. Paul, 5. Ar Indianapolis, 0; Minneapolis, 11 At Toledo, 2; Milwaukee, 7. At A: At At Southern Association Na-hville, 8; Memphis, 7. Birmingham, 4; Now Orleans, 3 Mobile, 13; Atlanta, 3. Chattanooga, 1; Little Rock, 8. GAMES TO D A Y Orlando at Lakeland. Daytona at St. Petersburg, Tampa at Jacksonville, LEAGUE S T A N D IN G i'turida Slate League Won Lost St. Petersburg Lakeland PR ID E OF N A V Y , TO BE Daytona Tampa ___....... Jacksonville . Orlando A rt changes with tho years, and we may yet seo tho public oquare adorned with an Intrepid statesman Illy The iM o r lt lr * Preset P H IL A D E L P H IA , April 18.— The mounted on a flivver. battleship Iowa, once the pride o f I f Mr. Wataon wishes to render a the United States navy, left the Phil-, great public service, he might in­ nlcphin navy yard yesterday fo r vestigate the wanton hanging of Cape Henry, where sho will bo used juries. n* a target for tho Atlantic fleet In a scries of radio and gun experi­ ments. For two years the Iowa has been used as n radio experimental craft, w it hher sister ship, the Ohio, as the 1IA8 JU BT R E C EIV ED A COM control vessel. In the nppronching P L E T E L IN E OF tesla o ff Cape H enry the Iowa, con­ trolled solely by radio, will attempt to run the gauntiett o f the Atlantic fleet, now on its w ay from Guan­ CLEANABLE tanamo, Cuba. Besides the radio e x ­ periments the sinking o f th ship w ill O N E-PIE C E, PO R C E L A IN LINED nffortl an opportunity to test tho a r­ mor piercing quafltics o f the largest projectiles with which the guns are supplied. The personnel has been tnu>»fcrred from the Ohio, which will also be sunk, to the destroyer Dickerson. TARG ET National league Won L New York SL I-ouia Chicago Philadelphia FO R BIG G U N S Hill Hardware Co Bills burgh Brooklyn .... Cincinnati American League Won Lost Cleveland .... New York .. Philadelphia M. est in the health work. Dr, Denton und Dr. Caswell made a thorough ex­ amination o f tho West Side Primary and Dr. Langley and Dr Caswell do­ ing tho examination in the East bide. In both cases only children In the nutrition classes were examined. Nearly all showed need o f dental treatment and many had severe granulated eyelids, enlarged tonsils nnd glands and adenoids. The par­ ents will be notified o f the findings nnd recommended to take their child to the fam ily physician nnd dentist for immediate treatment. So that the child will bo free to gain. Tho doctors, health workers nnd teachers feel that there is great need for n dental clinic and a County nurse who could do n grent deal of the follow’ up work. Much credit fo r the success o f the as would seem to be desirable, it la Health W ork is due to the splendid pointed out by those who have co-operation given by the School charge o f the operation of the law Supt., Mrs. Lawton nnd the Principthnt there ore always so many ad- ills o f tho Schools and teachers. justments that have to be made in Nolhlng -nicer fo r gifts than fino each month's business that a distribution enn not be made until these stationery. Going below cost fo r two 18-3tp tangles have been straightened out. weeks at the Herald office, The distribution just made is in the amount o f $102,442,022 former dls- MARSHAL L JO F F R E tributions having been In the sums* A R R IV E D IN W A SH IN G TO N ' o f $‘1.71,907.05 nnd $C92,470.77, which TO R E -V IS IT OLD SCENES makes a total amount collected and ; distributed Up to March l of $1,220,t!1y The Associates Press) W A S H IN G TO N , A p-il 10.— Mar­ 442.02. It will be recalled that of the gross shal JnfTro today arrived In Washing, ( receipts 0 per cent Is reserved fo r ton to rc-visit scenes nnd to renew expenses, nnd thnt o f the remainder acquaintances o f the days o f 1017, 5 per cent goes to the maintenance o f when he came to the United Stater as ‘ the state road department, 25 per head o f the French was mission. |cent to state aid fund to the several Dance at Hotel Montezuma, Friday counties, and the balance for atate Shaw’s Orchestra. $1 pet and state federal aid roads. In this evening couple. 20-2UI connection it w ill be recalled that | Monroe county rccoivoa the full am ­ ount collected from thnt county, less SE LLIN G L B X IN G T O N 8 ■the 6 per cent reserve for expenses. ' O f the distributtion made today. It is In this issuo is on advertisement nf ' interesting to note thnt the highest amount o f gross receipts received the B. A O. Garngc telling about tho 1comes from Dado county nnd nrn- new Hupmobilcs. During the past 1ounts to $36,873.75. Gross receipts month the II. & O. have sold many ' from Duval county amounted to $25,- Hupmobiles and Lexington cars and ' 472.65; while In Hillsborough county much of their success is due to liber­ al advertising in the Daily and Week­ the gross receipts were $23,727.04. The comptroller's statement o f dis­ ly Herald. Those who have purchased llupmotribution is ns follow s: biles nnd Lexington* from the 11. & | Gross receipts, $192,006.20; 6 per O., are: Chns. West of Oviedo, Lex­ ington Lnrk; P. H. Leo o f Oviedo, Lex­ ington; Judge Housholder, Hupmobile; J. C. Smith, Hupmobile; Flowers Ilms., Hupmobile; W. A. Ahern, Hupntobllo; Chas. Itunn, Hupmobile; I. D. Hart, Hupmobile; B. K. Toole, of Geneva, Hupmobile; Chas, Kannor, Hupmobile; Boyce Bell, Lexington. B A T T L E S H IP IO W A , ONCE .... Chicago Washington Bo l‘>n Detroit ...... Southern A asocial ion Mobile ,,,... Atlanta N U T R IT IO N CLASSES Memphis Nashville __ Little Rock . .671 •571 .420 .333 .280 Jjjst week was a "Health W eek" n Sanford. Through the effort* o f Birmingham Mm. John Leonard!, State Chairman New Orlaops «>f Child W elfare and as her last o fChattanooga fjrial act ns President o f the W om v j an's Club, Mlse Olive Bolcum, NutriA U TO LICENSE F U N D ; tion Specialist with the United SUtea TO M ARCH 1. $1,229,443 Pubic Health Service was brought to -------our city. T A LLA H A S S E E , April IB.— CompMiss Bolcum hns beer, doing intentroller Ernest Amoa has made tho give health work which I* Just » bethird distribution o f the automobile ginning compared to what Sanford is license tax reccipta, the money cover- going to do. *nlT the license tag sales fo r the There are about 1260 children In This la positively the best Refrigera month o f February. While it tnny the schools and every child present at tor on the Market Today Appear on tho face that these dla- School, from first grade through High tributions are not made as promptly &ihooI has been weighed, measured ------------ C A L L A N D 9 BE IT----------^ m m i ti • a^*^^ PAGE SEVEN ish ar.d miserable, your meals sour or sour and almost nauseate you. Then you phnted resort to acetanilid, aspirin or the tem o f bromides, which temporarily relieve but do not rid the blood of these inrip tating toxins. , hcr A plus* o f hot water with a te a -' the put spoonful o f limestone phosphate in It, f 0r Pi* drank before breakfast will not only cision < wash these poisons from your system j,e held nml cure you of headache, but will cleanse, purify and freshen the ali(p « mentary canal. Ask your pharmacist for a quarter f T A K E pound o f limestone phosphate. It is $100 inexpensive, harmless as sugar. ,0; $-171 I f you aren’t feeling your best, if buys 01 tnnguu is coated or you wake up with suit ye bad taste, foul breath or have colds,, better indigestion, biliousness, constipation'Garner, r -K ] T iP? ■*!!t'>'rf~i n n m j.j^g T f1 L a *— •ns *•» * . fW r /L. Find the objects in this picture starting with the letter “T , The Picture above contains a number nf objects and articles the names of which start with ihc I d t u "T ." CAN' YOU p i .n U iilh.Mi* Aon can readily sec such objects as “Turtle," “Tent," "Table,” etc. The others are just as easy to find and you don’t have lo turn the picture upside-down or sideways to sec them. There is m* trick, at all to this puzzle, just get out a pencil and paper am! write down tlie names of the objects you can nnd. Fifteen IJIG CASH 1‘UIZKS will he given (or the fifteen best lists sent m. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 19, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 19, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3035f8b631d09f8ebaaf7d352d2f45ef.pdf bc2139beee047e8673f0f36d145cd985 PDF Text Text anford C ity Su bstantial T h e S an fo rd D a il y H er a ld IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E ATEST lu m e "The City Substantial” V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1922 in. SANFORD NUMBER 21 GOLF COURSE erman delegates m ade SANFORD ORGANIZE FOR BAND WEEK IS ASSUMING FINE SHAPE, FIFTY MEN AT WORK DATESAREMAY1T0MAY6 no REPLY AT NOON TODAY TO ILOYD GEORGEDEMAND WORLD-WIDE draw Russo-German BARACA MEET Treaty or Stay Out JACKSONVILLE F CONFERENCE hat They Either W ith ­ *>.s * PKCTKR HhHWffc -NJGH'I h i.»ncintr 4 I’ rrM* CFNDA \pril 20.—Lloyd George i. « i il the German delegation ’ ' " " ,1 agreed to accept the conditions ho Allies not to participate In n In regard to Russian ff.vir . the r t f ilt of them having cr, i the Russo-German treaty Sunivlit’cal commission w ill meet rrvw to consider the Russian ro­ ly fo the allied proposals that were msmlttcd to the Russians lost erk. CK.SI'A Vpril 20. -The German dtjraii n .it noon made no reply to |,,y,l George's ultimatum that they the Russo-German . t the penalty o f dismrmint from the conferences discusion., of the Russian question. The irrmun ir. divided o nthe issue nnd ■o reply i* expected before night. Rusiians say th. treaty must stand. PARIS. \| -i! 20.— Instructions sent i Premier Poincare to the French ml,., a . r- m capitals of the A llies >n l fully approved by the cabinet, are .. It • that energetic measures be ,ai >n i I 11 unities applied to Goronr.y it the Russo-German trenty is : t nt'' . Med, legardless of what the 1i m I'lfeu-me may decide. PARIS. \11 il 20.— Prime Minister I . i, i i - reported in Genoa ail|Yl»t« I•* I lure last evening to I Hi Wirth, the German xh.uiul.. r. that there were only two j lions o f the present dead­ lock. ■ • was that the Germans The must • i. be iidmiti-d to the disRussian affairs at the confern.i e ! The ' ! was that they must tear U|. atel the trenty made with the Ru»« i ' Wirth, the messages stat ed. wh regretting the severity o f ilti m otive, did nut refuse t" ' o it under consideration and is rv|..M. | virtually to have accepted It tn principle. Th' German delegation is active antei:g the other delegates, said these sd-i" in an effo rt to obtain a repenl "f the allied decision pronounced •t ile-' them yesterday. The Germans •1 1a olarIy insistent In point* ini- a it du. Italian delegation that the 'I , .irture o f the German ileleiu i . fi<nt Genoa would greatly comI ui . the i (inference. I*1' Gentian delegation was report* ■ divided on Mr. Lloyd George's l'r' l- -il that the Russo-German pact is 'l l 'd , with Dr. Wirth accepting ' principle and* Foreign Minister Rathennu, opposing it. '■t N'tIA, April 20.— The German '!•• • ■v . • nnd ex|K*tls have not yet *s<*e Able to find n formula wheerby f, uipromise with the entente pow* *’ '• -vithout sacrificing the Russo’ '••niian treaty, although they were in "••’ i a to a very late hour Inst night. Lib’tt- are being made to have the inference formulate n Russian policy jn -(hi.h the Russo-German treaty can * “ l'’ orbed, thus giving it the stnmp ■conference approval and removing th< r»usc of hard feelings. i lain luugauge of P m n la r Lloyd iforge to the German statesman yes­ *' r,|»Y ,,vPr the trenty incident, which tune threatened to disrupt the J'"n«mir confen*nce was believed to ‘ iiured the (soliticul atmosphere, neither the German reply to 1 ’ allies nor the Russian reply rcr * riling acceptance o f the conditions ° r , ^u‘ restoration o f Kussin wns forthcoming, the situation is still con•idered critical. W a s h i n g t o n , April 20.— The "J»e Ways nnd Means .Committee "ioy favorably reported tho Fordney r*' 'lution authorizing the loan o f five [billon dollars to the Republic o f Llrvria. Fairway Being Cleared ami Links W ill Be Among the Rest in the State i WHEN A PIG FUND RAISED NEWBERRY IS TO BE ISSUE INJICHIGAN KEEP MONEY HERE Tho K«»If course at tho Snnfont sess unusual conditions adding to the For Benefit of the Finest Country Club is rapidly being cun- zest of the gnme. Musical Organization structod under the able supervision of Although present plans arc hut for Cameron Trent, formerly of the Win- n nine hole course, the property of in the State net*, III., nnd llurtnw, Fin., g olf clubs, the Hub is o f sufficient urea to pro­ With the funds available it will be vide for nn 18-hole course and which possible to complete n nine hole golf will gradually be built ns finances Mr.» Trent states that the I II* T h r I'rrw w i IIA R A C A -P III L A T IIB A C< )N V EN- course, nnd there are now fift y men permit. ami teams clearing the fairway. To Snnford course yvlll be amongst the G U ANO R A PID S, Mich.. April 20. TH IN W ITH P R O M IN E N T date, the work has progressed to the best in the state when fompleted, in — The Democratic nttnek on the seat­ SA N FO R D 'S REST C ITIZ E N S ARE WORK HUS PR E S E N T PROUD OF HOME HAND AND extent that the first five holes are fait it would be difficult to find any ing o f Sonntor Newberry was enrW IL L R A IS E M O NEY FOR 1practically completed nnd any of our Florida course thnt is superior in ri.-si into Michigan last night by ( I t y T K r \ * « n r l a l i il l ' r r « « i Y E A R 'S F U N D J A C K S O N V IL L E , April 20.— The |local people who nre members o f the those things which npenl to the pro- Chnlrmnn Hull o f the Democratic world-wide Bnrncn-l’ hilnthea 21th nn- C lu b and anticipate becoming golfers fe» m l golfer. A nunioer of San- National Committee, through n m et• May 1st to flth— Rnnd week. This nun!" convention which * ’ opened’ 'hero to* will be able to prnctlce over this short ford people motored out to the Coun- sage read nt the state wide meeting was definitely decided nt a meeting of ilny nnd will run through Sunday with course by the first o f May. The fair- try Club last Sunday and returned o f nnrty lenders, representatives from all lorn! civic lirominent workers from nil purts of way will he sown with Hermudn grass very enthusiastic. The building on the chairman Hull, in his messnge, dis. organizations called by the Sanford the country in attendance started olT which has proven the most practical ground* w|tirh is now being renovated cussed at length the Newberry rase, Chiynber o f Commerce. Tho entire today. Marshal A. Hudson, o f Syra­ fo r golf courses in Floriiln. Everyone for the Club House was formerly a which former Governor Cox touched week will be devoted to raising fundi cuse, New York, president and found­ knows that golf wns born anil nurtur- fine old residence. It is now being upon in an address here Tuesday so thnt Sanford can have a hand for er o f Hnruch and Philuthen movement ed on the sandy seashore o f Scotland w ind nnd when the Impravements nre night, and which Chairman Hull Inst the remainder of the year. The ap­ will respond to nn address o f welcome where nature has provided sloughs, completed will be a Club House thnt night declnrcd “ sharply raised tbs propriations made by the Chamber of tonight by Mayor Martin. Florida sanddunc.i, and sandpits around which the members can well lie proud of. It clean cut issues o f whether scats in Commerce nnd Ihe City have been Iturnrn-I'hilnthen Union's nnnunl the original golfers played. These is prophesied thnt some o f our promi- the t'nited States Sennte arc for expended and it will now be up to meeting in progress, will merge this features will also be found on the nent fishermen within the not fnr dis -1 sale." the citizens to say whether they want afternoon with the vvrold-wiile meet­ Sanford course and with the arrange- taut future will forsake their old love Republican lenders had nnswered the linnd to continue. Tentative plans mint as laid out by Mr. Trent every for tin fascinating game o f golf. Mr. the issue affirm atively, the chairman ing. agreed on last night were to divide hole calls for real g o lf; each p la y e r.S. O. Chase is still energetically work- said, adding: the rity into districts, assigning tfl will find use for every shot in his ling, ing In complete this project which he ’ "This means that any office is for S E M E N O F F A G A IN each civic organization a district. While the natural hazards nre some- fathered ns chnrimnn of the Golf sale and that the corrupt use bf Th eso districts will be known ns Wo­ U ND S FREEDOM what difficult, the duffer w ill find Course Committee o f the Sanford money to influence nny governmental man's Club District, Rotary Dstrict, H A IL F U R N IS H E D that he too can play without being Clinmbcr o f Commerce. F. I*. Forster agency for any purpose, no matter Kiwanls District, etc. Each person punished to such an extent ns to de­ is si ill efficiently discharging the du- how selfish or fiendish, is a part of In Snnford will bo asked to contrib­ <lt> T h e t » n r l n M I 'r r a a , stroy the interest o f his game. No ties o f fiscal agent until such time a* the political practice o f those who ute one dollar and if tho total nmount N E W YO RK , April 20.— A demon­ two holes, and no two greens nre alike the organization receives fla ir charter are today in high places in Washing- is ranlsrd, so that the band can play stration typical o f his turbulent Rus­ on the Sanford course. There will In* nnd sufficient members to put it on a , ton." the full year, the cost per person will sia, greeted General Gregorio SemenThe Democratic ihnirninn then went one or two watcrholes which will pos- paying basis. h* n fraction less than 2c per concert. off, Cossnck chicftnn, us he left Lud­ on to say thnt the Newberry case, „ „ Those contributing will bo given a low street jail yesterday afternoon. “ bad ns t is in every odious sense ,,ntl|fp rcrlifyinR thnt lhov hnv„ con. Released in $25,000 bail furnished Anti-Saloon League Orange County is not “ within and by itself'th a t which tril,lltr<|( ,hp rom m iltc,. ,ntfnd, by his friends, the Cossnck ntamnn, constitute the greatest danger, but (o <fp |Q jt ^ „ veryu|M Sunfqrd Assessor Asks js Not Satisfied With appeared nt the jail door and crinns a symptnn or outcropping sign It one o f these badges. surrounded by a detachment o f police Hot Questions reveals startling evidence o f the wears Gen. Nutt and Forces This is n project which should re­ ged into his coat collar ns the jeers frightful underly system o f political ceive the hearty support o f all in o f thousands fell upon his ears. I li p I h r l In I r «l I ' r r w w l Waul*. In Knew M miuI IGillro.id* anil bargain and sale under which oltl Snnford. The Hand under the leader­ J A C K SO N V ILLE , April 20.— Rev. Ludlow street wns black V ith the guard Republican lenders nre today Telegraph Companies ship o f Mr. Ball, has reached the crowd, which had stood 'In n driving C. W. Crooke, superintendent o f the conducting the Republican party nnd point where it is, without exception, rain fo r several hours nwniting Sent- Anti-Saloon League o f Florida, deMarion I. Dawson «tnie .^jn-.tirer the a ffair* of <»tr Government s" '.v*!!. one o f the best aggregations of local I mwo # V s r* • »*r>r** n /I -«♦*• --...ra*. r**!?***0 ret o n e When Ki» cT!rfr’f m* friends, iru ntia, cJarr * ftc !;r: v: r..I r.*.% Three classes o f Republicans exist of taxes, expei ts to visit Orlando with­ musician* In the state. Every concert accompanied by the sheriff hurried In- the the methods Col. Nutt and asisistin the next few days to go over the today, Mr. Hull said, naming them they play add* to their proficiency to the building carrying $20,000 In ants in their conduct o f war against tax assessments of Orange county » * ' "bl guard, the progressives. nnjj wo„|(| jn,|,.,,,| |,c regretnble If currency nnd $5,000 In Liberty bonds, liquor violators nt Miami nnd thnt hi with a view to deciding whether the ,,,,d the Newberry Republicans. tliis musical orgnnzation were per­ the crowd sent up a howl nnd moved wns going have some o f what he "The Newberry brand Is now in recent increase of fifteen per cent is mitted to dishnnd nt this time. Tho termed inefficient and unfaithful fed­ closer to the entrance. justified. Announcement to this e f­ control of the Republican party," he Hand is also a valuable publicity nil­ Extra details of police were order­ eral agents removed. Crooke did not fect was made yesterday by County added. , jurict tn Snnford and in addition to ed to preserve order. Hundreds of detail defects, lie said he just, re­ Assessor Arthur llutt, who has vigor­ , , ,,__ , providing rccrention for our citizens persons stood on roofs o f tenements turned to Jacksonville nfter six weeks ously opposed the iia tease here oil the Michigan Democrats « declaration of during the summer months will at­ and hung on fire escape ladders. They tour of Central, South and West Flor­ ground that the present valuation is the principles and policies for which tract a great many people from other were driven o ff by the police, who ida “ organizing for Ihe lune primary equitable nrul fair and should not be the Democratic party stands, assert­ towns, * rampnign looking toward dry and dofeared bomb throwing. imjMased lit this time. Indications ing in this connection: I tv keeping the linnd together it Semenoff betrayed nervousness m pemlable cundidatcs getting into the "The Democratic party is trndiare nt the present time thnt Mr. Dnwwould l»e possible to put on conimunhe descended the jail steps, lie kept f mt. f ()r county offices and tile legi*will r® -iml his order, as ho has ‘ "" “ "v I" r of ecoi imy In Gov* ,tj i|n(r|ng whfcb haa I planned , close to his guards and quickened his lature.” done in the case of several other coun- ••n»m*nt expenditures. the hy |hc C'ham>M*r o f Commerce for step ns the* crowd, breaking through tics who have protested increases or- l»-mocratir party holds fast to the |hp future> Hanford hns „ r the police line nt one point, gathered FO UND F O U N T A IN OF ikred by the Mate board. dm trine o f ‘equal rights to nil, s p e - ....................... ............... *fenced whnt it means to he without a t.O K ID A around a taxicab nt the curbing. YO UTH IN Mr. llutt made public yesterday a cinl privilege* to none.' * * * It Imnd nnd the support o f every .citi­ He entered the cnb, accompanied ... ..w »----- T . . .. . letter which he wrote to Mr. Dawson f “ Kt «° " ll lhc fun.lamcnUla zen in Snnford will insure its liecomby several policemen nnd his friend, increase, "Y '"un.lers o f Democracy and o f ^ n 1)Cnnnnpnt in„ i tulion. Failure N E W A R K , N. J., April 20.— Mar- shortly n ftir the valuation Inc George Kroupsky, his form er m ili­ 1m,>* to support the band nt this time will shnll Hums Lloyd, wealthy manufac- was ordered, in which he nskred four l " ,l " 1 ,,r K'"V( rnim n . tary aide In Siberia, and wns whisk­ ernts are loyal and consistent friends Hirer o f Nrnominoc, Mich., ndvertlsqs questions, as follows: menn thnt the great nmount o f work ed away through n line In the crowd o f the ex-service men. • • • Demohis baby carriage business with this I.— "Whnt per cent will the rail put in hy Mr. Hall nnd tho members made by mounted patrolmen. verse: road nnd telegraph be raised for 1922? rrn,H ,>Hiove ,hnt rv " ry " no cn lit* of the hand will be for naught nnd a General Semenoff wns arrested hero (Mine have been low ered)." 1,1 n ,ivlnK ■nd thnl re-organization will requiro them to two weeks ago in connection with a "This is no chance, no destiny. n« 2 . - " Will you tell me just how you jHous. able bodied person should go through the same hard work In civil suit involving the theft n transfate, arrived nt fifteen per cent incrensi hnve nt least a living wage or n full order to again bring the band hack Hnknln <n 1019 o f goods valued nt day's pay for a full day's work." The Can circumvent or hinder or control, for Orange county?" to its present profiency. $475,000, the property o f tho now The firm resolve o f n determined 3.— "W ill you give me valuations Democratic chairman referred to the HE A B A N D H 008TK R . May 1st bankrupt Yourovetn Home nnd Forcoal strike, saying: soul." i « f the different counties for 11*21 and to fith, inclusive, nnd help the civic eiga Trailing Company. He wns re­ " It duet seem to me that the lenst the per cent you hnve requested each . . . . . . . . organizations o f Snnford to finance leased thnt night on hail furnished the operators could do would be to . . . With this sentiment Mr. Lloyd np- to raise or lower for 1922?" by n bonding company. This company ' m ' ' proached his three score yenrs and 4.— "W ill the state millnge he rais- confer with the miners, according to Inter recalled the bond nnd the gentheir written agreement. Their ten, firm in the conviction that ro- .*<1 or lowered for 1922? (Ily lowerernl wns tnken to Jail. In the mean­ course may compel n complete reor­ OLD M ISS IS SIPPI mnnee would enter his life. ing I don't mean one-fourth of a mill PASSED H IGHEST STAG E time members o f the Siberian expedi­ Todny he asserted that his convlc- or one-fortieth o f a cent, as it wns for ganization and readjustment o f the EVER RECORDED T O D A Y tion o f the American army preferred coal industry. I imagine thnt if the tion had proved correct. Yesterday 1921.)” charges ngninst him in Washington, miners were nt fault the national ad­ he announced he hod married, in the "I would like," Mr. llutt continued, ( I l f T K r \ ••••••In ( t i l I ' r r a a l claiming thnt he caused the murdec ministration would he active in nn e f­ N E W O RLE AN S, April 20.— The brick Presbyterian church in New "to have this information that I may o f soldiers In the American expedi­ fort to settle the strike." Mississippi passed its highest stage York, Mrs. Touricttc Pollen, o f Or- he able to explain to the tax payers of tion. ever recorded hero today, when the nnge, N. J., whose courtesy had won my county that we may all know whnt local gauge registered 22.1, fe d . It his attention when she waited upon the other part of tho state is doing, G O V E R N M E N T SH IPS NEW S E A P L A N E TO D AY % was slated that twenty-three feet wns him In a novelty shop in Floridn this especially what will be done about the TO PO RTU G UESE F I.Y E R S expected. Tho prrvlous record wn* winter. A fter a honeymoon in Cali* rail mails nnd telegraph, ns there is a twenty-two feet. fornia, the couple will live in Menom- great deal o f dissatisfaction about the < lls T h r .t a a o r la lr d I ’ r r a . l inee. way the state officers huve assessed LISBON, April 20.—The new sen-1 Mr. Lloyd said he recently hail sold the railroad and telegraph for the past plane to he shipped by the Govern- A N T I C H R IS T IA N MOVE i his business for. about $3,000,000. few years......... " mi nt to St. Paul Rocks, will enable S T A R T E D IN C H IN A - -- ■ ■■■ — A copy o f Mr. Hull's letter was sent the Portuguese aviators to resume . A T P E K IN U N IV E R S IT Y to Governor Hardee nnd other mem- their trnns-atlantic flight, which was C O N TIN U O U S R IF L E A N D M A ­ D EIIT RE FU N D IN G * COMMISSION TO C H A N G E hors o f the state board o f rqunlizn- interrupted hy the destruettion o f m r The tauM-im«s greaar R IN E G U N F IR E A N D TR U C K S W A R LO ANS IN T O SE C U R ITIE S t|on. nt least two weeks beforeSHKDLU AM O Y, Chinn, April 20.— The antiRU SH IN G ARO U ND ... 1 *. . j . Mr. Dawson's reply says: "It is of their machine while landing at Rocks. Christian movement said to have W A SH IN G TO N , April 20.— Allied course, possible thnt the information It wil bo nt lenst two weeks before started with the formation o f twenty(H r T h e A » a r l a M !• * »• • » D U B LIN , April 20,— Last night government* were advised by the thnt I received from Orange county the nirnten can resume the flight. *uch organizations in Peking Univer­ wns the worst Dublin has experienced State Department o f American Debt was not as comprehensive ns it ought sity is spreading rapidly over China. since Easter as fnr ns noise wns con­ Refunding Commission they were pro- to have been and I feel hopeful that Christian lenders and Consular au­ M U ST L E V Y T A X E S cerned. ontinuous rifle nnd machine parrd to begin negotiations fo r the we can reach some conclusion that will thorities express nlarm at the extent TO M E ET D E F IC IT gun fire and noise o f military trucks conversion o fvnrious war loans into he fair to Orange county ui.d tho othOF OUR G O V E R N M E N T movement which is reported to er counties."— Orlando Sentinel. rushing to relieve places attacked hut long time securities. _____ be hacked hy communist agitators. thus fnr only one cnsunlty is report­ Illr T l f i M n r l m r S I ' r r s e i " " ' — ed. Several buildings occupied by the W A N T E D —Second-Hand High chair. HUSNOS AIRES, April 20.— The W A S H IN G TO N , April 20.— The J A C K S O N V IL L E . April 2 0 .-U ra . provisional free state government Phone 1C0-W. 21 -2tp Munson line steamer Aeolus collided levying o fndditionnl taxes will prob -' Austin T. Race, o f Winter Haven was - ------ -- - — . — with the British freight Zero today ably be necessary to meet the deficit |elected President, and Gainesville was wete attacked. “ I ’m Going Right Straight Hack tr o ff the coast o f Uruguay, says o radio o f more than three hundred and fifty selected as the nineteen twetny-three Dance nt Hotel Montezuma, Friday My Dear Old Florida Home,” nt Hln- messages received at the Munson of- million dollars, forecast for the fiscal meeting place. Closslng session h«r* evening. Shaw's Orchestra. $1 per tcrmlster's Plano Store, Welnka Illock. flee here. The Zero sank, but the year o f 1923, by Secretary Mellon, It todsy o f the Floridn Raraca-Phlla20-tfp crew was saved. couple. 20-2tc was said today at the Treasury. ( then convention. DUBLIN NOISY, ONE IS KILLED IN CONFUSION �Hftg y ‘\ PAGE EIGHT . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1912 ' < = = = * s NEGRO FREED; WOMAN HELD FOR DELAND MURDER The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start That’s the Thing I- ALADDIN’S LAMP FOUND IN THRIFT m W * ih: O ar object la to encourage every one to have a. Savings Account:— This la the story o f a man o f middle age, who is an enthualaatlc mon­ ey saver:— ilia enihuaiaam is strong because the saving habit with him is a newly formed habit:— fo r years he spent all he made, then suddenly decided to keep part o f his Income fo r him self :— here la what he says:— “1 A M O f Tfce A i u r U I r S S T H E S A V IN G S A C C O U N T ” I A M T I1 R T R U E S T F R IE N D A nO Y OR G IR L , M A N OR W O M A N . CAN HAVE. I C A U S E N O W O R R Y . I B R IG H T E N E V E R Y H O U R OF T H E D A Y . I A M E V E R Y W H E R E IN S A N F O R D A N D V I C IN I T Y E V E R Y M O­ M E N T O F T H E D A Y . I A M O M N IP R E S E N T ; I AM U B IQ U IT ­ OUS. > I C A N A C C O M P LIS H A L M O S T A N Y T H IN G FO R T H E PERSO N W H O H A S M E AS A F R IE N D . I O B T A IN T R E A S U R E S FO R BRIDES. 1 P R O V ID E HOM ES FOR N E W L Y M A R R IE D PE O PL E . I COME TO T H E R E S C U E IN SIC K N E S S A N D D E A TH . I AM R E A D Y A N Y M O M E N T TO H E L P YO U . ' I AM T H E T R U E S T F R IE N D O F A N Y BOY OR G IR L, M A N OR W OM AN. c “I A M ■i U T H E S A V IN G S A C C O U N T ” T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y B a n k STRENGTII- -PROGRESS- CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ada Sc a line. N o ad taken fo r less than 25c. and positively no classified ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count fiv e worda to a line and remit accordingry. FO R S A L E -SERVICE Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W . G. Cooper, A ss’t GencrnI Mgr., with I’ . R. R. Claim Department, ten years, Scaford, Del. 10-c.oal-2wc W A N T E D — Salesman: $100.00 and commission to sell guaranteed cord nnd fabric tiros direct from factory nt lowest prices.— Good stock T ire Co., llOfl S. Michigan Avc., Chicago, Illi­ nois. ~ 20-ltp W A N T E D TO i l U Y - 5 or 0 room house with 1 to 2 acres w ell de­ veloped, good location. Give loention thorough description nnd price nt once. Prefer outside o f city limits. Address **8,H box 30, Orlnndo, Kin. 18-3tp W A N T E D — Old mirrors to re-silver, perfect satisfaction nnd priccn rcasOtubit,— M iller & Son. 19-0tc FO R S A L E — Completely furnished fou r room cottage, an acre o f land, plenty o f nrult, flow ers nnd garden |LO ST— Tool box with tools nnd fix •II In, nrill consider leasing to rig h t) tures on Ninth und Oak A ve. R e­ party. Thla la pick up fo r aome one turn to Hernld office. Reward. 20-3tp •a owner la called away on buslnesa. Address, Business, care Herald. 19-5tc F O R S A L E — Ford Sedan. Ce A . P., Care nerald. 16-6tc LUST m| I TI FO R S A L E — New Irish potatoes, one bushel or more, $2.00 per bushel, de­ livered in Snr.ford. W rito postal enrd to G10 Palm e.to A ve. 20-3tp THE WEATHER WAR SCARE IS ALL BULL SAYS UNCLE SAM “NOMADS OF THE NORTH” Freaa) SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Also “The Greenhorn” A Comedy Down to 87 which la not so bad considering hew hot the wives o f the Rotarians made it fo r them last night at tho Parish House (so we hear) and also the fact that it is ■till dry or/(Try still or any­ way you want to fix It. W e have been asked when it will rain and wo say that it is impossible to pronosticate about tho humidity of the atmosphere but ' when our thoughts can'soar into the empyrean blue o f sublu­ nary pageantry the aquous vacuuity striking the anal­ ogous molsculcs dessiminated by the aridity would find Arthur Yow ell going fish­ ing with S. O. Chase, all o f which brings on the follow ­ ing report: 5:10 A. M. A P R IL 19, 1922 Maximum _______ Minimum .... ..... . Range ........... B arom eter.... ...... Calm and clear. PRO BE M A G A Z IN E 8TORY CURRENCY Get a license tag on your dog or the policeman will get him. Life la juat one thing after another, even on the dogs. ' JA M E S OLIVER C U R W O O D ’S Most Famous Story Mr. and Mra. J. S. Dinkle o f Long- „ D E L A N D , A pril 19.— Pete Smith, wood w ere in the city yesterday a f­ charged with murder in connection with the Shields killing, was released ternoon. today, the grand jury reporting no true bill. Objection o f the court to Sol P. Raqquermore o f Miami vis­ the appearance o f Mra. Shields before ited his grand mother, Mrs. C. ,S. the Jury to testify against Smith le ft Preston the past week. no evidence. Mra. Shields was ar­ Remember that the finest line of raigned and pleaded not guilty. N o stationery In the city is being given date fo r her trial was set. away (nlm oat) at the Herald office. .1 . -T O N IG H T - For Florida: Local rain to­ night or Thursday; coolor Thursday and in north por-' tion tonight. W eather report aaya rain— it does­ n’t say whon. • O BJECTIO N O F C O U R T TO A P P B A R A N C E OF MRS. SH IE LD S A fino rain falling all night would L E F T N O E V ID E N C E be the greatest thing in the world. H abit o f Savings Reward Ambition and “ M akes Dreams a Reality S E U O U E B ig i IS C O U N T E R F E IT • O lr T h e A ssocia tes P re s s » Tomorrow— A Special cast in “Find the Wo­ man” ; also “A Family A ffair” a Comedy. W A S H IN G T O N , A r ril 19— Secre­ Dr. W . F. Blackman haa returned tary Mellon yesterday called upon from Gainesville and other potr,4.': *- the Plate Printer, officia l organ o f Alachua county whero ho purchased the Plate Printer’s Union employes several fine Angus bulls fo r his We- at the bureau o f printing and en­ kiwn ranch. / graving to furnlah him immediately m with any evidence upon which that The hand rendered a fine concert publication had based its statements ua ^ in Ccntrnl Park last night that war *bat the country was flooded with ks greatly enjoyed by the big crowd m*Mions o f counterfeit bank notes, present. Our band Is thq great Inst!- j bonds, war savings and other atampa .tutlon fo r all classes. wai bonds nnd coupons. Any such such evidence, he added, would be invest!I). L. Thrasher nnd Geno RoumilJat gated at once. The Plate Printer recently publish­ and several other local fishermen., went to Lake Picket today where ed an article connecting what it de­ they expect to l^nri aome o f the big clared was a flood o f counterfeits ' with the recent reorganization o f the ones. It Is n fine life, wo say. bureau by President Harding, involv­ Despite the dry and hot weather ing the removal o f Director James L. the crops arc growing. The corn Wilmoth nnd other officials. In a letter to FInnk J. Coleman, farmers say they want this kind o f weather. Mnybc thoy do. Wo Juat editor nnd business manager o f the F IL IP IN O S W A N T can’t please everybody with our wra- Plate Printer, Mr. Mellon saaid that A B S O L U T E IN D E P E N D E N C E ther. "statements o f this sort, reflecting'as . N O TH IN G ELSE, B U T ----thoy do upon the Government bonds States Attorney DeCottcs is a in the hands o f investors, are ealeu(fir The A u M l i I r l Preaa) busy mnn these days with the court to cause widespread uncaslnesa M A N IL L A , A pril 19.— Manuel Quegoing on nt DoLand and all o f his uPon *be part o f auch holders, and business here in legal matters and nt ( bc same time if uncontradirted con today resigned as head o f the pro­ the building o f houses nnd oth er' wilKht tend to injure the credit and posed Joint mission to lay before Har' standing with the public o f the sc- 1ding claims o f tho Filipinos fo r Inmntters. |curites o f the Government.” dependence. He declared he would T. E. K in g has Just returned from ----------not JJoin tho mission In any capacity RELFAST, A pril 19.— Shooting unless it Instructed them to work fo r Atlanta where Mrs. King underwent a #1 al. — Ta. 11,,- - —- - ——- * &_ I.. a . * i i a serious operation perform ed by was renewed In tho Ballymaccaret absolute independence. Drs. Nim er nnd Davidson, Mr. King district near Belfast today, one man Dance at Hotel Montezuma, Friday is pleased to sny h e 'le ft Mrs. King was killed and another fatally woun­ ded. Hospitals have large casualty list evening. Shaw's Orchestra. $1 per doing well. result o f recent shootings. couple. 20-2tc The new Florida song can he bought nt Hintermlater's Pln nojitoro, Welakn Block. 20-tfp E E H in u E lA iig i it Custom House Coffee w ill be dem­ onstrated nnd served free at Newberry’a Drug Store Thursday, April 20th. Call and get a cup. Don’t for1get tho 100-pWe dinner set to be giv. cn away. l9-2tc Finest line stationery in the city sold below cost to make room for our offices. Herald Printing Co. 18-3tp "P m Going Right Straight Hack to My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hinterm ister’s Piano Store, Welakn Block. . 20-tfp Dance at Hotel Montezuma, Friday evening. ft+mVa Orchestra. $1 p«r couple. S c t r r t l J i 20-2te C U T T m s O U T— IT IS WORTH MONEY . Cut out this slip, encloso with Sc and mail it io Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con­ taining Foley’s Honey and Ta r Com­ pound fo r coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills fo r pains in sides nnd back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing emthartiejor con­ stipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere — Adv. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a F O R S A L E — Potato barrels In nny T R E A T Y B E T W E E N GERMANY quantity, special prices on car lots, Dance at H otel Montczumn. Friday ISj A N D R U S S IA N O TH IN G IN MtrvMpntvffRCS solicited, Cieai water evening, iilrm V Orchestra. $1 p e r' jj OUR Y O U N G LIVES M fg. Co., Clenrwntcr, Fla. 8-tfc couple. 20-2te ( H r T h e A t i o r l n f r d I 'r r a a ) ------2 -----------------F O R S A L E OR L E A S E - O n e 20 acre, W A S H IN G T O N , A p ril 18.— A lth o one 10 acre Sanford nvc. walking the American government In neglect­ DOGS M U S T H A V E L IC E N S E TA G S OR T H E Y distance to city. Tw o lots corner ing no opportunity to inform itself W I L L RE K IL L E D NOW Center nnd Elm nvc. Two lots west I o f what is happening nt Gcnon, o f ­ S aide Palmetto nvc., 60 ft. from E lev­ ficials here betray no anxiety over the Dog ownern should read thla notice ■ enth S t Make o ffer. B. T. Corey, Intest developments ns they nffect the nnd immediately go to the Clerk's of. * owner, 116 N. Spring S t , Los Ange- American interests. flee nnd pay their license and get a lee, C alif,_________ 288tf; 29-tf Upon tho highest authority It was ta g for the dog, for every dog w ith­ FO R SA1.E fin e- tiunk. Inquire Li said yesterday that in the view o f the out a tag w ill l>c shot in the street. ■ * 120d Palmetto A vc. ’ 6-tfdh 1administration, the new treaty bo- on the froni porch or some other fa- 5 tween Russia and Germany means tal spot. Tho Chief o f Pollco h a s jg F O R S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. nothing to tho United States. Unlesa spoken nnd the policemen w ill start aiding. W ithin four blocks o f center later information convinces them oth­ nt once enforcing tho dog tax ordin­ o f city. erwise, President Harding and hia ance. Chief o f Police K illibrcw did Geo. V\ K N IG H T advisors were said to accept the tre a ­ not make thla ordinance but he Jn- ■ 272-t/c t y at It* face value, ns a financial nnd tcndcs to enforce it and tho only way FOR SALE— ONE 1 0 - A C R E ’ pence settlement without sweeping poto keep your dog from g e tt'n g killed I F A R M , 5 T IL E D , 5 N O T litical significance. la to keep him or her In the country C L E A R E D . $3,500; ONE 1 0 -J On the basis o f ita present advices or get a license tag and ace that the A C R E F A R M . 5 T I L E D A N D 5 this government is declared to be o f canine wears the same. N O T C L E A R E l ), - $ 1 . 500; O N E the Cpiniun that nothing in tho treaty 1 0 - A C R E F A R M . A L L C L E A R - ' conflicts with the separate peace treaN O TIC E T O DOG O W N E R S ED AND T IL E D . S M A L L ty between the United States and GerHOUSE AND I I A R N . $8,500.' many, interferes with American inA ll dogs found running at large on THESE FARMS JO IN A N D terest in cither country, or materially the streets n ftc r today without a 11W IL L SELL SEPARATE O R alters the status o f Russia, in the gen- cense tag on them will be killed by TOGETHER. T H E Y A R E A T .' oral world situation. the policeman wherev-sr found. This LOADING STATION, LOTS OFj The State department is said to he is a c ity ordinance nnd w ill be en­ W ATER AND HIGH GRADE, firm in ita belief that the sovicty reg- forced to tho letter. CELERY LAND. IT W IL L ‘ Into in Russia should not Ik* recognixJ. A. K IL L ID R E W ,. I*AY YOU TO INVESTIG ATE. 'e d hut it is not disposed to question 20-Ctc C hfcf Pollco — H. B. LEWIS. 1 9 -5 t; W -lt C the right of another sovereign power to extent that recognition, nor does fusnl to sit in the conference contin­ FOR R E N T it apparently expect that recognition ues. Officials Indicate thnt they still by-Germany alone w ill have any im ­ regard the conference as nn e ffo r t to portant effect towards giving bolshe­ straighten out an economic tangle pre­ T H R E E ROOMS U P S T A IR S . H A L L vism a real standing in the fam ily o f eminently European and that they are nations. content to keep their dfktanco in the A N D F R O N T PORCH, L IG H T A N D It is realized, o f course that If the confidence thnt the European powers W A T E R , $15.00 P E R M ONTH. CIS L A U ItB L A V E N U E . 18-dtp Gernian-Russian ro-approarhment o f w ill meet the situation ns best they Genoa were to become a stepping can. F O R RENT—Furnished nnd unfur­ ■tone to an offensive nnd defensive nished rooms, 200 Park avenue. nllinnce, n much nltcrcd political sit­ Demonstration o f Wilson’s Custom On House Coffee at Stokes' Store Friday ______ 19-0tp uation might confront Europe. that subject, however, no official w ill and Saturday, A p ril 21at nnd 22nd. F O R R E N T — Seven room house, lo­ speculate beyond making the predic­ Aak about the 100-pfcce dinner act to cated on Sanford Heights. 10-tfc tion thnt no immediate elements o f be given avrny. 19-3tc 10 Stores In Geortrln- -1 Store in Florida IThe Church well Co. Iw I • \w ' ri L: • FOR RENT m \ r \ , F O R R E N T — Tw o unfurnished rooms, ,,nnK‘!r nre preceptiblc. The whole bath, fo r llghthousekceplng. G ood, tJ?ndency o{ l» to minimize location. A pply "R . 8.", care o f Her­ the importance o f the United States ald Office. o-tfc o f all that hnn transpired in tho Gcnon conversations. F O R R E N T — FurnJshcd roam with Thus suggestions o f a "w a r scare" ’ private entrance, 1000 W . First St. fo r Europe, or possible entanglement % • 17-3tp fo r the United States through the presence o f American troops on thu W ANTED Rhine, excito only smiles and expres­ S T O P — LO O K— R E A D sions o f incredulity in American o ffic ­ ial circles. F H U IT -P ItO D U C B S H IP P E R S Try our expert acrvlce collecting R ail­ Meantime, as regards K u rog^p in­ road Claims. Original. Vouchers terests, and policies, the handsoff poi•ent direct to claimants.— Eastern Icy, which actuatc<r*the American re- MULES EXTRA LOAD , OF M U L E S FOR S A L E OR T R A D E A T B R A D Y 'S B A R N . J. C. HUMAN S A N I 'O K I ) - r L UKI I J A -Phone 127 - D im it y C h e c k s 5 Small and Large Checks 30-in, wide, yard L a d ie s ’ S h o e s BLACK KID BAL OXFORD 29c Low Heel 5 ' LACE CLOTHIn Canary, Deft Blue, Light Blue and Tangerine Yard PAT PUMP * 75c Three-Strap HORCO SOCKS FOR C H IL D R E N In Solid Colors, Pink, Blue, Brown, White and Black TAN CALF LACE OXFORD 25c $5.00 * P A Y C A SH There are Several W ays to Make Money— One W a y — Is to Buy for Less T R Y IT ---------------------------------T R Y IT------------------------------------ T R Y IT MULES GOOD Sanford’s N ew Store- I IThe Churchwqll Co. : FI,ST STtEEr SELLS IT. FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK �PAGE TWO II. J. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 ever take up their residence at the picture shows and In the churches nnd other places o f gathering o f the people where they leavo a trail o f fleas and otherwise make themselves obnoxious. Dogs are all righ t in their place and w e all love them but their place is not on the streets. l l o t . I . Y _________ ____________ V . J. I.|I.I.\UI» _ UNCLE HANK S ffifiir r - T r «■_ A . M C K L ___________l . r a r r a l M <!. L . I l l U t X _____ C t m t a l l a i H Pkoar ISM , , to SiOO I*. M * u b « r r l | i t l o n I ’ rl.-r l a / IS s a a r e ■Oar V r a r ,, , — ....... ......-________ ____| M l M o n i k a ....... ........... --------------l l r l l i m S l a C l l r S| C a r r U r O a r U r r S ..... — ----. — IS C T h r Ili a IS- to I H - p a g r W > * k l z H r r alS m i l r r l z f o t r r a HraalanU I'o a a ly an a U i .u h lU k e S r a r r y K r U a y . A S o r t ilin g ralra m a le known oa app lica­ tio n . t l r m o r r a l l r In p o litic s . M S O p e r y e a r , a l w a y s l a a S a a a c r .__________________ M k: MIIt il T ill'. AM M O elATKI) I’ llR I S The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to thc use fo r republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also tho local news published * . ,, son, nnd the average returns are said to have been CL500 per car. The niarket opened n short time ago nt $10 » barrel nnd dropped steadily to ^about $0, nt which price the growers will realize something above the cost A ll rights o f republiratioti of speclal dispatches herein arc also reserved. -------------------------------------------------J£4*U >° f production, and they arc not complaining. It seems probable that prices will ndvance somewhat again. The estimated returns fo r thc season «ve in the millions. Thc Herald hud some pictures showing busy scenes W ill H ays is purifying the pictures around the railroad yurds, where poHe hns nlready punctured the At- tatoes were being loaded, i Tim es scenes in thc potato fields buckle bntoon. Union. Russia now has a scrap o f paper with Germany. It means nothing and will bo just that when the end comes. Kit Storms in the west, storms in the The lakeland Star had u lot to say north, cyclones in the east, not a the other day about Pnlutkn and Santhing stirring in Florida, not even a ford and Tampa and other cities askcow. ing the aid o f inland cities to keep •---------- o ----------up the preferential rates and that thc The Republican senators hnvc ag- port dtios should take care o f themreed to puss the soldiers* bonus, selves and take their medicine. It However we would not advise the sol- was silly stuff and failed so utterly diers to start spending the monoy to score a point in favor of the peo. yet awhile. pie gettfog lietter rates that tho ----------- o ---------- Herald did not reply to it. However, The Jacksonville Metropolis wants the Tampa Tribune anil the 1‘alatka a “ league o f friendly towns.” A ll News ilid reply and the replies are right, Quimby, old fellow. Put San- given in this issue. It seems ford In the bunch. Wo nre nothing if strange that any one in Florida not friendly here. should nxk the port cities to fight ----------- o ----------against their own people and against The state equalizer rescinds his or- the water rates when since the world der» to increase the taxes. Seminole came into la-ing, port cities have nlcounty witl accept tho increase. Now ways unjoyed a lower rate and nl* Just what does that mrnn, we would ways will enjoy it dospitu the raillike to know. W hy should we l>e the roads. And were it not for tho fact goat? that ports do enjoy this rate inland ------• --- o----------cities would he nt the mercy of rnilThe Herald does not favor a special roads sure enough. Thu present move session o f the Florida legislature. In ,,f the railroads to abolish the preffnct vve do not favor a session of the i roiitial rates will not help the inFiorida legislature nt any time. W e land cities hut wll simply raise tho would all be much better o ff if tho port cities rate on the railroads nnd legislature would not meet in ten the port cities will immediately put years. on boat lines nnd cut the railronds — ----- o— -----I out entirely. Wnter is our God given Hob Holly in his Sanford Herat*! i i k|,: „iid we intend to take it. intimates that he hns read Shake----------- a----------spenre in his younger days. ComGOT IT A L L WRONG menting on the fact that manicurists arc not a recent development of high Monte of the papers in the small society, he mentions the fact that mnny, many years ago the great poet wrote these lines: “ There in a dlvinitv that shapes our ends.”— U k e Innd Telegram. U ,w n i" ,,M «*•»/ f*P«*«k ,,f th« I1*"11’ '*l,lr issue nnd abode, are waxing mighty wroth because the MP“ rt wnnt thu wntcr <*°"'pcHt li“ n ™t«f« fo r freight returned. There’s a lot of young fellers who seem to think that <i marriage certifi­ cate Is a secret of bow to pull a Uve rabbit out of un empty bat. A V O ID F A N A T IC S URGES LE C T U R E R vance movement frin ge," its selfearnest, wcll-mei a sense o f proportion, and n conception o f what to say and what not to say. For this reason, the American Social Hygiene association does not give credentials to every person who But even this is not all o f the story, ered as it should be, is that the pur* ered a sit should be, Is that the pur­ chasing power o f the fanner's dollar is 50 per cent, greater than it was in 1920. That makes the purchasing power o f the farm ers’ billion dollar advance in commodities which they have to sell, equivalent to a billion and n half in those which they have to buy. N o wonder the farmers are hnppy and optimistic. What o f the farmers o f Florida? They are more independent than those o f nny other section because they- enjoy n natural monopoly in their incomparable climnte, and can place fresh fruits nnd vegetables on the markets when they are not ob­ tainable elsewhere, nnd so command the highest price. Nature has been kind this year, the crops have been large, and prices have been good. W e have not yet finished sending 13,000,000 boxes o f oranges to our friends o f the north and they will send our growers something like $50,000,000 in exchange. One shipping point In the state has received more than half a million dollars fo r strawberries, nnd the total from tho state will probably exceed a million. O f the vast am­ ounts that have been received fo r celery and lettuce, beans nnd cucum­ bers, peppers nnd potatoes and oth* er vegetables we have no record, but they have been sufficient to put our truckers on Fnsy street, a n i clog the local hanks. Why should we pull long faces nnd o f the association. The sincere lady ine, in farming. Before we realize it who forgets that high school girls « e shall he crying for labor. The are not third-ym r medical students future is bright and promising. It and that intimate details o f vice are is time to forget the dismal past and no help to n young mother, tho ex- b*ik forward to a glorious future. cited gcntelman who gathers statis- L et’s go.— Tampa Times. tirs from the surrounding air nnd u s - ------------- <*------------.s them ns thunder-holts, the alarm. TH E M ILK C A M P A IG N 1st, the extremist, the half-informed, -------the radical, nil these worthy but eduUnder the auspices o f the Woman’s cntionnlly unhelpful folk arc kindly Flub Inst week a Milk Campaign was ami politely discouraged by tho as- put on In Seminole County. This sedation, which chooses its lecturers work was most ably directed by Mrs. with the greatest care. A t present John Leonard! nnd her corp o f wormost o f the educational lecture cour- kera. Miss Mae Morse, State Unity c , given by thc association nre enr- Specialist from the State College fo r ric<! through by Dr. Eugene LeEor- Women at Tallahassee nsiistcd with rest Swan, n physician o f twenty the educational work as well as Miss yenrs* practice, a sociologist and a Web-ti r, District Home Demonstranumber o f the high council o f the tion Agent. liny Scouts; Dr Edith Hnlc Swift, The purpose o f *hia campaign w a/ who has charge of the personal wel- *« bring to the attention o f tho boys fare of college girls but in the mother nnd girls, the fact that milk la a o f two charmingly old-fashioned lit- perfect food that contains all o f the tie daughters, and Miss Elizabeth feed elements needed to build tho Bain who has taught class nftcr class body and keeji it in good health. The " f high school girls and Iniys. , message of "Milk the l ’erfoct Food” "The successful social hygiene tec- was carried to nlmut 1500 children in Hirer must possess four thing?,” a nine schools in thc County. Tho apmember o f the association says In pen I was made in most s-hcols thui •peaking of the lecturer trio: “ The a fairy story about "The Goo 1 Health first is n thorough knowledge of th e t Fairy and the Milk Bottle." subject nnd the other three nre perThrough the courtesy o f n number fis t taste in handling it. You tony of the business houses intt resting define taste as you please but the window exhibits were displayed. offirlnl association definitions o f it These not only attracted the -hlldrcn t is. "The power to present a subject in but the parents as well. Yowell Irasuch a way that no essential phase lured iho total solids contained in a w ill be left out and no hearer left gallon o f milk; The Milk Elves vigdispleased."— 1 T ampa Times. ited Bowers and Houmillnts; Thc know it, but i f there were no porta in Florida Lakeland would probably not be on the map, rail fre ig h t rates into the state would be prohibitive ex­ cept to those points where the rail­ roads themselves might wish to de­ velop Lakeland wholesalers find an advantage in shipping by w ater from New York to Tam pa thence the abort haul by rail from Tampa. The Star need not be alarmed that 1‘alatka, like other Florida ports, w ill not continue to enjoy certain advan. tnges by reason o f its facilities for obtaining w ater hauls <jn wholesal­ ers* supplies. I f Lakeland wants to enjoy preferential rates -or the en­ couragement o f the wholesale indus­ try Lakeland should move to a sea­ port.— Palntka News. A citizen o the nttitude o f the o f West Florida, rcdlted with 12,850 last census, a gain i previous census, county intervening Courtesy and Prompt Her vice Our Motto In a recent i-sue Thi Lakeland Star printed an editorial reference to tho proposed efforts o f Florida port cltes to join with inland cities in fixing the basis o f rates for the proposed enforcement of the Interstate commcrcc commission's fourth section order. which indicates thut The Star didn't understand what it wn* talking about. W e produce the editorial in another column. The plan is to moke the basing rnte as low as possihte siflentions nt an equally low level. The Star’s mistake was interpreting what The News said us to Paintka's opportunity to maintain its present rate by turning to water traffic. It was not selfishness, nnrrowness or unfairness that prompted the admonition in The News. Wo cmphnsized the possibility that Pnlntka would suffer from kiss of it* preferentinl rnte unless it made provision to tnke care o f its freight shipments on n basis o f water rntos, which it hns nlwnys enjoyed .which every port hns enjoyed, nnd which qlwnya will be enjoyed ns long as it is possible fo r independent boat lines to operate in competition with the railroad-owned lines. It is fa ir to assume that if Lakeland was located on tidewater The Star would feel it its duty to cncourage establishment and maintenance of wnter freight service, giving Ijike. land an advantage over Bartow. This would not be selfishness, but the nat. ural law o f taking full ndvantage o f environment. The Star mav not E Q U A L IZ IN G THE T Equalizing thc taxes would bt right i f they could be equally the word signifies, “ Equally" t*t present method o f making tfa* ious counties pay a blanket n iN ten or fifteen or twenty r i the may be is not equalizing the ^ at all. It is simply makir„- the < who are now | — !-----paying more thin J neighbor keep on paying . . J more z - j J geta no one anywhere. The u J property that has been over th e s jjJ property that has been o.er the future nnd the people -.ho hnvc paid enough will still U pajdtel less than thoy should. Therefewl the counties o f south Flcrids many other counties in th« itsu pi*, tested against tho raise rtrJ the it. tion o f the state Equalizer *s i res. cinded. Seminole county ccsahJ sioners at the request or thtr the demand f f the State Equal! .->r raised the taxes ten per cent or rnther sj. reed to the raise o f ten p< r tent std then fo rg o t about the mutter wfeea tho question came up before the |*T. ernor nnd the state equalizer the other day. Seminole was th* ot]j county in the state that did not kkk .on thc raise. O f ccurs., Seminal* » >• 11 11 ,J P ^ ** H *’ 11 ° cl ,l I1, » M b n’ — B * ■ * * * j* " Finest lino stationery in thc city sold below cost to make room for oar offices. Herald Printing Co. ISAtp M ■ " ■ ■ Z !! Attempts were made last night to burn the two wooden bridges con­ necting Daytona with Daytona Beach according to the Del.aud News. The people o f this pnrt of the state have stood for the high priced toll bridges about ns long ns they can be ex­ pected to stand nnd they will prob­ ably assert themselves from this time forwnrd. Volusia county is sure­ ly cursed with the toll bridge malady. The edict o f tho Chief of Police to kill every dog found on tho street? without a license tag may room bard hearted but it is thc law and tbs chief of police is neglecting his duty if he allows nny dog on thc street without a license tag. The law says they shall pay a tnx every year and there Is no reason why some owners should pay and others should not pay. Anil then dogs should not be allowed to roam the streets at will ngnrdless o f whether they have tags or not. filratigers In Sanford hnvc often re­ marked about the droves o f mangy flea bitten curs that nre allowed to roam tho streets nt will. They are not allowed this privilege in any oth­ er city nnd th ere,la no treason why they should be allowed It here. They this comparison must at ow cede that the people of South arc fu lly justified in their i —cither that the capital fcc j to the center o f population, the state be divided— Tames J| ■ ■ 5 J ■ JJ ■ a £ ■ ■ 1oil him that you have made up your mind to -buy paid up Stock in the SANFORD BUILD­ ING & LO A N ASSOCIATION, because the stock pays Four per cent each six months, is safe and conservative, and last, but not least, every dollar goes immediately into homebuilding. Have applications for more than One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars— people who are waiting for the money to build. We can’t pay stock salesmen, but ask you, that have money to invest, to discuss the matter with any of the directors o f the Build­ ing* & Loan Association or with any of our bankers. They know. ■ m J| ■ ■ ■ JJ ■ 5 B J I 5 ■ ■ ■ J s 5 5 J, ■ " Jj ■ a 5 OFFICERS T. J. M ILLE R ... H. n. STEVENS A. P. CONNELLY I>- L. THRASHER S. O.SHINHOLSER ....................... President —............. Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer B. F. WIHTNER FOREST LAKE �jy a *. y rv» u- * cv; **- ..* v i i *S i * t.» t PAGE THREE a MJIK. Kit El) I P |( fM ) * » ' —it » * « * 7 * k»B». * ' u ] ’ a |>. >1*1 r n r * | r< all >- “ r 1,1 •r * r c * l l r "I* SOCI Friday— Info teruma fr Friday—Sal! S. D. A. 1 an’s Club Craig H*« Friday—Mr Mrs. D. I' at bridgo p. m. Saturday—1 Central I Miss Ad arrived yet Mrs. A. R Mr. and turned hoi when1 the; hilling bus llr. am nounee tbr this momi tun Hospit ***sa a i SI THE HOODOO" SYNOPSIS M E E T IN G S T A T E BANKERS i II) Th«* -%«*nrlnlrd I ' r r u i Phot ■■■■Da* Hemlnotc County, Florida order an olocilon to be Special Tax bchool mairici D l«lrlct . oprciai i m wn.iui An Egyptian ’ innle Conniy. Florida. . .Id . A C T 1.— The lawn nt Mrs. Perrington-Shine s Country home. wedding present. Trouble for the groom. A C T II.— The librnry, the same day at B p. m. A thief in the house. Trouble fo r Hilly Jackson. A C T III.— The same library, the same day at 11:00 p. nt. Troulde fo r the burglar. Eloped nt midnight. CHORDS— Between acts, Margaret Gallagher,'Alma l.ohnes, Margaret Erienon, Florence Price, Marlon Hand, Nellie Messenger, Margaret Zachary*. Dorothon Mickey nnd I iln Murrell. Music furnished by James Robson and Peter Schaal. Clog Dancing— William Mallem. Furniture used in this play was lonned by Mr. J. D. Davison, of the Kan ford Fum ituri Company. Evening costumes fo r Indies, lonned by Haumel Specialty Shop. We appreciate this courtesy. ___________|___ N O TA B LE S G A IN E S V IL L E , A p ril 20.— Ayrnngomrnts have boon perfected hero for the reception o f several notable* who are expected to come to Gaines­ ville Thursday nnd Friday of this week. Thomas B. McAdnms, president o f the American Bankers’ Association, i* scheduled to address the joint meeting o f the American Bankers’ Associntinn ami the State Bankers' A*so, , . . . elation o f H onda which convenes today and continues through tomorrow. a JTX Herald, a newspaper published within Special Tax School District No 1, S em ­ in ole County. Florida, once each week f o r four successive weeks Done and ordered In regular session o f tho County Hoard o f Public Instruc­ tion for Seminole County. Florida, this the tlh day o f April, A D. P.'1I C F. HAH HISON. (S e a l o f Hoard) Chairman. FRED T W IL L IA M S . O. A. D A L L A S . Cou n ty Hoard o f I ’ uhlie Instruction, SemiHole County, Florida. A H cst: T. W L A W T O N . Bupt o f Pul> Inst, and KxO ffle la Secrela ry to Hoard, t- S - U - IO - lJ ; &- 1. r HI 1PF rjVb lT\ a. j j son will Ik* revewed by Hardee. la ..ill and »- ta within No i. I immii Sent-,\o. Special T o School Pfiorict helng also known as .........the P ' .......| s „ f . ' „ h i .... . I- the Sanfonl School District, to determine w hether or not then- should toissued hv the raid Special Tax School I ' l strict No. I, bonds In the rum of |«n - URrtl for ......... lh«* purpopr ■ ' of * o l,***y Hoard o f Publl. . Seminole i .unity, llo t lil.i. slutted hy n,1,re than t w e n t y - f i v e per cent o f the 'Inly niMlifl.it electors rchllnu w lih l Special Tax School District No Sentln.il.' i l l Spec Ip erm i.io m County, i;«omty. Florid F lo r ida, * . ssaid special ™ "■ h..oi District ..... .. also known ‘>a ttic Hanford School D U trln nskltlK pctlttonlnjt that llmt be rnHe'l “ lid held lo ■t••t••^mllle the ntles':*■■................ * *wi!tr|h»»r «*r lint bulttl ' Ih lit** Ot n.i htMll‘1 hv |,V ;«J’J Hpe.-lnl Tax School District No I Hcrntnolc i onnl> I lorlila, for the put n/ n..|tilrltiK bull,Hut .nlnralne furiilshlna: or otherw Ire ImpniiluK i'„nii'o •ml - '• Broun. I Do not try to pny bills without n checking nccount. ■ ■ ■ ■ If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. ■ ■ sides, with a checking account, you san keep an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites ThePeoplesn::;' mmmmummmmmmnmnmmnnummmmmmwnnmnnmmummmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmw \ CRENSHAW, PR1DDY & COMPANY I ’ ,,cnrcf.ilVv"exnniliii \ s iid ■> U»e Sanfo rd Sch. | District “ SERVICE TH AT COUNTS” We htimlle everything in THE FR U IT AND VEGETABLE LIN E Car Lots or Less. 1. have . a b o v e set forth and ns I* slated In said Kiri* if ((in Whereas: The t’ outity Hoard o f uiHo Inki r je t Ion for ffem ln ol. ........ . . 'I *2 ■ t 33*S Jsa.’Halrd PrOOO) Florid:., h r . by resolution this day do- " i '' I G A IN E S V IL L E , April 19.— The t.rn.lned that bond* on the sum of l « » ■ ".f , ............................................ nenxin w ill he rcrptlre.l fo r the purp„s. a forth In said petition, and which , , , nre enumerated hereinabove, said bonds o f 1922 ball to.ssors, i* now With the I,, .r Ibtere*t at tin rate Of flv. ind one.hair, per cent per annum. Inlereil payable seml-am.ui.il>. bonds lo he dal«,xc‘,l>Uon o f two players, just « " S ul July lat, .1 D I * ! ! , and the prluelstrictly a Florida product as the nvo- pul of luttd honda I....... com. due and University « f „ H o n d a * aggregation ratio, or better still tho Florida grapefruit. . a ■ f, , Rn> Ditkson, who lomes from I olorni!.. ns a nltehimr ace nnd ornuo ns n jnuniiik a n , nnu rFret) i cu IheVeor Richmond, Virginia ,h ,M y >M r" " f,rr a a '.',f lh,*s' ' ""'L' 1 Y I'MDuetlon f„. - min.de ' ° " " ‘ V 1 'Vrl,V» , "t* amount • o f ’ ’J*'"1 , 'cu* ir.-d f o r the t"irp -• la el f o r * 1' " “ j'* petit bm I* '••• ft*,""""" III,, the sa d " " ,'7 'i ,,' “ r 1 >'J*‘ rest at the rate VL-i* V, “ I ,..... ' ' f ''T . * ' . ' ' " 1 .'J I '" t n . the tnlereat on said bond* to he able aemt.aiiMHully. aajd homtH ... a a ■ a a a a ‘,aU' > r e '‘th irty yeiro* a f ter t hV dale there-' thinks now, however, of thing* m e tro -' ..f said i.ond- to b,-c hsroma'du. and pav- ,l” “ l r “ ,'.,h ’ "..fhr r , u 0 T ’ f: Vi"-.'' Tier the d a le t h e r e ,ln* on «'*' «'»> ,Vf. KVJivv h ,J" ixilitan, since he is slated to join the of nB ||t pr>ilV|ljrf| for f„, ....... . v. ....... (S . f r t) rh«irn In " » a l certain " U l , ‘ ,SON,.hBtrnmIl I*hl,.!o!ph.n N .t lo t a l. . M l . , nnd „ l «! r ;v ,U .W !K the school term. The Infield 1* com- Hculnot,* County, Florida, to which said '<*n..niV Hoard of p„illdiu po*.«l *.f Roach o f High Springs. ' XIIhIn | iW J W f g Horn S I nolc .*,unity. Florida. . Blake o f Chiplcy, Bracken o f W est ■aid S p t c l i l T a x Sch.nd District No I Siiuluitli* I ’ ounty. Florida, him II be an** 1’aim Beach, Mahannan of Fort Pierce lltb'd lo vote. 1 W L A 1VTO.N, Huperliitriulent o f t’ ubtle In* Tlie anbl e|i-cHi»n a*- ofilerei) lo be ntrucil.ui and Kx-offlclu S ec­ ,,n,l Joe White , o f Gainesville, Il«|i| ahull he held nt the several pullretary lo Hoard. Tbe outfielders outfielders are nre “ Hat” Rat Duncan Duncan n,K piarea within a n t special r.av , :n -::. The i.t Schmd DlatrlL-t No 1, Seminole County. ° f Pensacola, Bnssley of Stnrke, H oyt p|or|d*. wber,- the last iser.ernl elec• ' ’ nrlton o f Wauchula nnd K. W. jluu waa hHd. j F^cHwi T A K K N O TIC E and *nve money 1 $100 buys Hoick 4; $550 buys Hoick Spencer o f Kanford. Pitcher* Eric , 3, and tin* raid election .hall loBoswell o f lnvenness, Henry Grn> o f j,nP1Jcj " 0^! 1,'nlj rh-ri. of u,. olliaij ' buys O lih m o U le• 4, $G(K) Gainesville, Jim Wallace of W lliston * ^!I?.!.'r.V’ r d’A!I ‘ in«Yr' Ut’t.!I " ,'.f ,ni>'* OWsmnbHe H. Balance, terms to nnd George Hartman of Pensacola, si, l)]llM1|„ county, Florida, immediately suit your purse, ^'hett they make demonstrate the fertility o f Florida r ^ n o r .T .^ V A .^ '^ i^ u .V A Vh« o.mn"; cars. I will sell th cm .-N . H. .......... • ' X c W t . ^ ' i ' ^ r J r ' wIlV'JS. K r. . W i GnrT1Cr’ taKing ,,( to „viock i. M on the lotI. Don't Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is S Costing More s ——---------------------- 12' ,0,C ■ THERE IS A REASON T i l l * ( • i i . t a l n V a If. F i . a n n , , af%>) C f p e c f s I J y s huVS jl2 S t m a Htartetl liuying coffee nntl Ihoy have bought nU of the nvnllnlilo supply for the next several months, so the price of cof­ ■ ■ fee may go to war time prices before it gets any lesa. Drink A u ■ ■ GRADE it COFFEE : A L W A Y S FRKSH | Bel-Jar Coffee Company \ s A N in im - -NEW YORK- -M IA M I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ na ■ i D i i i u i a M i i * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ihr f°tr th" ^ . r n '. nf YkeAs.Vd 'u .". 'u " ’ N othin* nicer fo r g ifts than flno mean repiKatlon ,i, i. r!ntnr mu! certify tlie roulta Rtntlonrry. CSoinir below coit for two His substitute. IB-.ltp The around Miami. . ... ftdliiW'lng named are hereby an- weeks at the Herald office. il.ited and desIgitKled ..a I 'b r U xnd Works, o f Defuniak Springs, caught jmibi.-; tura In (odd and ronduel the aald Daner at Hotel Menlcztiuiri Friday for Florida in 1919 and Inter played eln-l lull nt the balling |dare nr (ire with Palmer College at the old home cine. (K#,lf),ril> u sl evening. Shaw’s Orchestra. $1 per tow n, T y ie Sr.. Uni, W H u ff und Kelinetli ,,,,,,,|t. 20-2t<* no Murrell. inoi<*etnra and 1! I* llrownlee. rierk. David .it iTeelnet N « *J (Sanford I bluer, r. S|icer. I' I* Hlnea and ' ’has Malliewa, I One Day Each Week We VVil! Hold a Special jj Sale on Some Article in Our Store Hill Hardware Co. ::*>fnltiol** ('utility. Florida, In regular ••Mian till" • he 1th day of April. V I ' HAS is::. C, F. M A IlLIH oN , (Seal o f Hoard) Chairman F I ; K l > T W IL L IA M S , C A. DALLAS, Cotltil) Ibiar.l of I'ublb' Inilrut lion for Seminole County. Fla L JU S T BF.CKIVEII A n M N COM- ■ tt P L E T B L I N K OF •• E © M A M Tfft C LE AN AU I.K a THE WHITE FROST THE ILLINOIS THE AUTOMATIC a l l h i g h -g r a d e m e r c h a n d i s e Remember within the four wall* of u Refrigerator there is a secret. That secret is to preserve Ice. We have It It is not the outside ol’ a house that costs, it is the inside— be careful in buying a Refrigerator T. J. MILLER & SON • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B1 * B B B * B B « * « B » b b b b « b b b b b " b " BBBBBBBBB" B aj <>i i ns:it t h i i h i .d i > k i . k * t h i n in Dl-i:. | 41, T A X * 1' 11 IIIl|. I l l - I I I H I Ml. I. * i ; i l l M I I . K COUNTY, KI.HHI11.1, >.1111 * I * | : « I 1 I. T A X "< 1111(11, l l l * I I I H I' l ll'. I M i tl.SII K N O W N 1 * t i i i : * i n i ‘o n i t *. i i o m . n i a T R I C T . \V he eras A palltlon ha* been pr«*tinted to the Cnuniy Hoard o f Futdlf inslrucllnn f o r Seminole County, F lo r l-1 da, on March «th. IS l!. •tuned by more than tw e n ty - fiv e per cent nf the duly •|U.tIlfD'it elector* reildlnu within Spn • Ml Tax School D la lr b l N " I. Seminole County, Flo rid*. ■aid Special Tax School Dial rlet Imlng al*u known a a the Sanford Bchool DMtrlcl, asking and peiHlonliiu lhal an election lie held w ith ­ in Special T « x School I Hot r I t No I. Seminole County. Florida. In d e te r­ mine the t|uvation whether or not bonds In the *um of $<0,0 0 0 (bi *11011 lie leaned hy anbl Special T a x School District No I, Seminole County,/ Flnrlds. the proi e eila thereof to be u»ed for the purpose o f nciulrlnu. building, enlarging, fu rn ­ ishing or oth erw ise Improving school buildings and school grounds and for the exclusive use o f the pul.lie free school* o f Special Tax School District No >. Seminole County. Florida. Th erefor* He It llesolved: T h a t *n election tie ami th* same is hereby o r ­ dered to he held In aald Special Tax School Plolrlct No t. Seminole County, Florida, on tho nth d « y o f Mny, A. I/. This la pooitlvrly the best Itefrlgerc1915 to determine whether or not there tor on the Market Today • haJI he tarued hy aald Special Tux School DIM rlet No I. Seminole County. Florid*, bond* In the sum of 1(10.0 0 0 .01*. -C A L L A N D HEB IT to hear Interest at the rate o f f i v e and ' t ■ ■ Oil I hr Okeerhnliee Hrnnrh of (he Florida Hast Coast Railway, Cbuluota, Fla., among I hr plliea and lake* of Hrminolc county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private hath* nnd hot water heat. First r l a M cuisine. Kitten S2.50 lo S150 per day; SI0 to $1H per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. ( HAS. I). BRUM LEY, Manager ■ ■ V JJ — ■ ■ 5 SOMETIMES CELERY SELLS ITSELF REFRIGERATORS WATCH FOR OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FRIDAY Mawa-ix. ( 3W - . |llf,.„ a-t,,rr< , i„ i i <i .....nardy. . i.n. All of w ill. I. la dona und ordered by me t'ounly Hoard of I’utdla luatructioo CHULU0TA INN --------- A!te»t T W LAWTON. SuperInten.lml of I'uldlc In­ O N E -PIE C E , P O R C E L A IN LINED al runt Ian and Kx-off If In Secre- ; (ary (<• Hoard. t •>•-I 3 -S0 -S7 ; SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd ■ ■ ^ a a n n d , III piira.ian ----------------------A N D O N ---------------------- ■ ■ Ship us ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a O N L Y T W O O U TI.A N D E R S ilir^ rsabl'p cK .lV m amt N# REFRIGERATORS : 11 S T R IC T L Y F L O R ID A PR O D U C T T I B S W F t K IT W IL L BE 209 PA ■ ■ a a 13663973 ■ ■ ■ N 0 ■ ■■ ■ ■s i i n a i K v i i K M i i a i i i t i i u i i i s i i a i i s e a " i s > a s i i i i n i i i e i ■ i-Morbla" ”b Sessions nre held npnrt from each other. , — Ceremonies incident to the lnying The new Florida song can be bought o f the cornerstone fo r the university , . nt llinterim ster s Piano Store, Melaka on Friday call for s parade o f the in­ OA-tfn ” ' stitution's cadet corps. The proces- Hlock. % ■ ■ you to become one of its customers. nc«pilrhii;. J*1'' f»»r \ h r «*%rjiiptv • of Iho ptiPllc wtlhtli m»hl T.i\ btiljjllii*. enlarging furiiiahlog,<u mi . fr*;o Frlioiilii I! >lmr k*l N*n 1, ^V«*mi noli* i*oitttty ntoi for ii'i'l i " c* i * i". Florid... . ...... ciVi.VnV-’ c rounds and the exclusln * >"ri.i .. Ho ........... I ,.f the said bond use of the public free schools within l*‘ " ,li' imnuutlliK to |• 0.000 no to he said Special Tax School District No I " T ! * f " r M,*'1 Purpose set forth III said 1tin priMMMHln o f Hit' Kn lit Inmil iRjiiir P*‘ titloM iiml ti* lo* i*\|M*n*lc1 mul <U'* amount 111ic t » 110,0110,00, to it* m»r*l for fl ' mniim 1 fdllowtiiK, it* " M the purpos.-s set forth in said pelllliut "V .' *" •’? .UM" ! uulrinc a and to be 'expended and dlahurseil in a ■ hiilldins and f.irnlshlnc » prlmart manner follow inK, to-wit school, and for en ars ln p . furnish us ,.r $60.000 00 |„ be used In ae.|ulrlnu a o llierw l*i l.nprov Ins a-bool hulldlnna ■ • He, build Ins. and furulshlliK a primary f l *i the exclusive 'school, nnd for ciilarKlPK furniahlnit o r 1i ' f l i',. '.!'"i til* L L ( r ' T.!*'."!*. *YJ ** I1 Otherwise Im p ro iln c school bulldlnea •*)'* H p c ln l la v School I'l-irtct No I and school Krounils for the oxcluslve :|liil Whereas U N IV E R S IT Y B A L L TEAM A fter Tomorrow.’ «P work Thu tw o aj«!tocintionn nrr ncpnrnto fiutom, bon* ! ■ P It Is the setise of this use of the public free schools within Governor said Special Tax School District No I. I'onr.l tint It would he to thr h.-st In i**rt»»*t »*f Hpprlnl lit\ Hrh«in| District ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a nlid. No 1 Seminole F o u n ty , Florida, said Whereas The County Hoard of I’ub- Special Tax School Dlalrlct he I roc also mond. Vn.. is scheduled to address the - m l lots. > ^ ^ ( harikcm in the afternoon on "The Day t.nptmn Hill iia rtl, oeior. nnd distinct although it has been custernary f.,r sometime to hold joint annun! meetings. Usually the business N ■ , dated July I at, A laying ceremonies o f the fin t unit o f tho University o f Floritln’s «. .d m ln l.lr.tlon tail,linn. Thr state’* chief executive is expecte.l to 1 the principal speaker __ at the cere__ _____ niontoa. The bankers attending the annual ni,< tings o f their respective organlzati. is will devote their first day’s pm largely to transaction of busin. Welcoming addresses and respot 1 . together with official reports nr. '.r the program fo r the morning sesii n o f the the first day. Mr. MeAdaim who is vice-president o f the Merchants National Bank, o f Rich- ■ Endorsed checks nre legal receipts; nnd, be­ Now. therefore, In pursuance of law. ■ , That n apec <>f .1 resolution ,,f , , ", fnrthci le-olvcil n,mri| ,|u). ndopi.d. a.nice in •«! • I*** lion • > held In s..o op., ..., • « « hereby alvaii that „ on the *.i h „.,,J day of 1- torl.la,l**-tr| No i cSemtmde >. Ui|> ,, tn„ In e< >i.r.lam with h.*v,• «ur. in de­ nt theie shall he aim i i . it. i rissmger, comptroller oi ..... .... ............... .. ..... .. ” *-------- A" ' 'b-. 'h . i d ‘ Y.Y Hnec'i ,i"V a " » ' Seh.,Y.i"i»iV.' •-««**••» .......... . ......... Tax School Dla^tjte currency, Washington, is expect- nn.i-hails from I cnnsvlvanin, arc the , r|r| N„ , Bemtnole founty. Florida. J V’V 'on ly two outlnnder*. 'said Special T a x School D lsirb t " " ".r" *'"■'*•»-'» f"** *" *h*a re-,. ed to be present. the others have the balmy climate i'o ‘ ’determine'' whether T r . ’ ‘ ( ‘ 'Vhere 'l \* " Vurtlicr resolved That this re i* ruiay, the program outlined for the bankem'convention is interwoven 'tamped all over them. Uouch iticn- JJYbl’ol 'liistric't s ’ , i.’ m'm'iuY.Y, ,' ,,’ui'tY. Herald “ «'"«»p > i"-r 1 1 ?") 7 ' with that fo r the reception o f Gover. bourg, himself, got his three squares Dve'ami Semlmde on F b ^ d ! l!m !i ,.' wc l mlf ,!,.r d m ,,I>r arm.i.o. ini.*r.-»t f,,r ," " r "rive wsaka nor Cary \ Hardee anti his military » Ony at Defuniak Springs, before T l d s rcaolutli.n adoptrd In ri'Kulnr limning the Gnter nppnrcl. He l‘« r »!*)!’ * e m l » u m i i a l l y ; "* l"' 1 , A W , , 1,,, ,.ri„.,iiiai »caalon .if tha County Hoard of Public faff, coming here for the cornerm one n w V^yl Y o u r s e lf Don’t fail to bo at the demonstra­ tion o f Wilson's Custom House Coffee at Stokes’ Store Friday and Saturday, April 21st and 22nd. Ask nbout the Edward Henderson Robert Thrasher 100-piece dinner sot to bo given away. 10-3tc llertram Shepherd Frederic Rines Arthur Moore Dance nt H old Montezuma. Friday ..Kay Lossinp evening. Shnw s Orchestra, $1 per iiK a n i.i t m .n r n i 'S T i no tu n o f Margaret Zachary couple. 20-2U••• III.It* IM T H I IT IO V , s p ill MII.F. Frances Dutton • III M V , F I . O I I I I X , OKTFIt VtlNINU 11 II I T m i l t I T OF 1I I I M I 1 is AKCPattyc Lyles KSH AIIV F llll SPIH IA I. r ti Nellie Messenper NOTICK ol* M T C Ill. HUM) KI.F.I*h• i i o m i m r i i i r r M). i, a r.n iTtON F'ott sppt i v i , r t \ hi mini. Vlrpinin Neeley XOI.II I OI'VVY. F't.OIIII) 1 . m il IIIS T Ilir r NO. I. SI.MIMH.K Fill N. S P P I I 1 I. T \ \ HI ll l l l l l . llls T IIII'r TV. i i n ii i i u H i l l M 'i:i I I I . TAX Lillian Shinholser i i i : i m : i i . so h a o \i a i h h i p h \ a V lllllll. lltH I IIM T HF.IMi VI.Ml Florence Henry f' o i i o hi m i n t n t s T i i i i T ' i it m : o p KNOWN AS i t M lIIIII St lllllll. Anna Du Dose i a r F iiP 'r to h i: p u ii t iik h p o a , m sTHICT. I III. T I H P H i l l A I* It I AI IP II. 1 A II Esther Hughey l A T P I I P S T nit 4 |.| ||p n i p 1 AII Whereas A petition has been preAlton l.ohnes l ' A .1 IIII.P . sented lo thw County Hoard of public Mary Hell Allen Instruction f*>r Seminole Cnuniy. FlnrWhereas- On the Ctli day o f March. A U*II. a petition wit-. pre-.-nled to tho Carrie Stanley Ida. nlgm-d by mure limn iw .-niy-flve CHARACTERS W IL L UK A T G A IN E S V IL L E R ed H A L L A N D W IL L R E M A IN OPEN U N T IL T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1922. L. R. P H IL IP S . 20-lPtc City Registration Officer. Brighton Early, about to bo mnrried B illy Jaekson, the henrt-breaker..... P rof. Solomon Spiggott, an authority on Ejrypt IlemnchuH SpiRRott, his son, tiRod eighteen Mr. Malaehl Meek, a lively old gentleman o f 69 Mr. Dun. the burRlar Am y l -cv, about to bo m arried............. . ..., ___ Doris Ruffles, A m y’s maid-of-honor ~ Mrs. PerrinRton-Shlno, with the aeeent on the "Shine" Gwendolyn Porrington-Shinc, who does as Minima says Dodo Do Graft, the Dazzling Daisy Mrs. Imn ClinRtr, a fasrinatinR younR widow* AiiRelinn, her niiRcl child Mrs. Sent i ram is SpiRRott, the mother o f seven Eupepsla SpiRRott, her daughter, aped sixteen Miss Longneckcr, a public school teacher I.ulu, the maid, a “ Lulu” by nature Aunt Paradise, the colored cook lady per cent o f the duly ipmltfled electors Four little Spiggott*— Iris, Osiris, Ramses nnd )*tolemy retldlna w ithin Special T a x School l'l« .................... — Zillnh Welsh, Hilly Fitts, ( ’ora Rutherford, John Schirard trlct “No -I. Seminole County Florida. District' •aid Special Tax School Time, 102— , late in September, V>««..... .»•• the SanfordI School Place— Mrs. Perrington-Shinc's cuontry home near Philadelphia. the U iiiric i, a.m iu r nnd pot I lion In ai the Ocean inn— A house party at the Early-Lee wedding. |Courtly Hoard of Public Instruction fm , ! ™= c‘iy,."“ 'S.TI1AT10N .,|00K 3 iter ,hir;w :s ,» :;,K.5S;d?',Ti;i7s,,i : In the Sanford Pally Dally ■ ARE N NOW OW O OPEN PEN A T TH E C CITY ITY der be published III HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM , A P R IL 20-21 8:15 P. M. SEVERAL Frcs one-half per cent per annum, Interest |payable semi-annually. bonds to tie tintA. P. IS !!, and to mature ■ ■ Sometimes it Needs Somebody to Sell it ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Chase & ■ ■ ■ Company Bonded representatives in over a hundred carlot markets ■ ■ P B ■ �* 4t l i ' Sinking battleships won't lower the tax level a great deal more than It raiaea the ocean level. *4 GENEVA A single iron mine In the Yangtsa * 4. to F tft | r If* i V 11 , K« Rl Ml R l HELPED I1F.K MOTHER W ONDER­ out their entire line o f box stationery F U LLY in order to make room fo r la rger o f­ I I I , T h e A a * « r l n t r 4 P ress* Mrs. Fred McFnrlane and Mrs. T. In these days o f ‘‘ flu,’’ coughs, colds, fices and during tho salo that will D A Y T O N A , A pril 20.— What a hea­ W . Prcvntt w ere visiting friends in croup nnd whooping cough, it is well last fo r two weeks the finest o f sta­ vy touring car running wild can do to know that every year there are tionery w ill be sold below cost nnd When people • « « a star In your Osceola Tuesday. was demonstrated here one day this window, they know you are a dry— Mr. and Mr*. I*. N. Wakefield, Mrs. week when a machine without a driv­ used more bottles o f F oley’s Honey this means that it will almost bo unless it’s a movie star. Curlett and Mrs. Eirchner were «hop- er climbed n sidewalk and demolished and Tar than o f any other cough given away. You arc going away fo r medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, r»15 W. <Jth tho summer and need some fine sta­ ing in Sanford Friday. the front o f a restaurant. The ear , St., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: " F o le y s tionery or you arc staying at home Mrs. lln rt nnd Mrs. Stone nnd Miss was n new one nnd the owner who ’ . _ .. . , . , Honey nnd T a r relieved me o f u hack- and need some fine stationery, or you Mabel Stone left Saturday fo r T a v ­ had parked it at right angles to the ing cough, tickling in the throat, do not need it now but w ill need It ares. curb, had lifted the hood and was S wheeling and pains in the chest. It later. A t any rate you will get one M r .Hodges nnd Mr. McFnrlane dickering with the motor. Something is helping my mother wonderfully." o f the greatest bargains, o f your he touched caused the motor to kick spent last week in Jacksonville. : That’s why druggists recommend Fol­ young life if you will visit the H er­ Tho Mr. Nicholson nnd Mack Sloan were nnd the machine started off. ald office and get some o f this sta­ ey’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv. owner climbed in and shut o ff the gns visiting friends hero Sunday. : tionery at n price thnt will move it but not until the car hnd damaged to Mr. Bunco nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Cous­ quickly. The finest nnd most up-toplate glass windows and other parts to ins o f Osceola were visiting friends Rayfield Carburators date line o f stationery in the city and o f the front o f the resaurant to tho sold below cost. See it and bo con­ here Sunday. extent o f $.'500. Installed nnd Guaranteed by vinced. Stationery is not coming Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dann o f Miami down any this summer and you are w ere visiting Mrs. Harrison lnat THOS. J. A. REIDY ST. PE TE R SB U R G , A pril 20.—Tho Sanford Battery Service getting a rpal bargain in paper and week. Company * annual convention o f the Floridn Attorney and Coanaellor-at-Law ! envelopes nnd correspondence cards. Mr. nnd Mrs. C lifford Proctor who State Pharmaceutical Association The entire line must move in two Practicing in State and Federal Courts have been in Ocala for the last three will be held here June 12, l.'i, 14, nnd weeks or he sold in bulk. 18-3tp months have moved back to Geneva. Over Seminole County Sank 15, nnd local pharmacists have begun Sparton Horn Service Mr. anil Mrs. Hodges left Wednos- preparations for tho entertainment of G ET FU N D S day for Jacksonville. -------------- A T --------------the visitors, who are expected to George A. DeCottcs H t r T h e l . i n r l M r i I'r c s s l l , v ,n left Sunday for V irginia 'n 'um{^r ' ncv’„ ^ " h u n d r e d The first W A S H IN G T O N , April 19.— Re­ where he will be fo r nbout two weeks. Attorney-al-Lnw Sanford Battery Service two days of the convention will be quests o f Secretary Hughes und A tMeade Baker is taking his place in Over Seminole County Hank devoted to examination of applicants Company SANFO RD -> FLO R ID A the store white Mr. Logan is absent. for license to prnetiee the profession Mr. and Mrs. T . W. Preva il spent If the usual plan is followed, election the week-end in New Smyrna with of officers will take place the I n s t J S A N F O R D MATTRESS FACS. O. Shiiiholser Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Littlor. day of the meeting. TORY Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Curlett loft Contractor und Builder B. C. ECHOLS, Prop, Tuesdny for St. Augusttino to visit FO RT PIE RC E, A pril 20.— A pro. H ANFORD -:- -:F L O R ID * her sister, nnd will go to Jacksonville “ Old Mnttrrss Made New and posal to change the name of bort New Mnttrrss Made to Order" from there, Pierce to something more descriptive French Avenue and 17th Street Mr. nnd Mrs. Grover I.eFilcs spent S M IT H BROS. is being discussed by residents of tho ■ Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. ■ city and in many quarters is favored G arage and Machine Co. Prcvntt. ■ Henry M ^h filin , Jr. ■ Fort Pirrue was named for President The Indies o f the Club gave an Eas­ ■ Expert Auto Repair Work Pierce and the “ F o rt" part o f it came O P T IC IA N — fO T T l.M E fR IS T ■ ter eg g hunt for tho children Saturday ■ Phone 30 Com er First nnd Oak from a small gnrt maintained during ■ afternoon. They hnd n fine time hun­ ■ his term in the White House, to pro­ ting eggs. ■ vide protection to the few white set­ “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS' ■ ■ tlors who had located gn this section ■ R R l l Nl R R Quick Service Transfci ■ o f tho const nt thnt time. ■ ■ I The Herald Printing Co., Is closing t« valley o f China can produce 9,000,000 tons o f ore a year, according to a British expert's estimate. p* STATE NEWS SOUR O R A N G E S W A N T E D — Drop CLOSING OUT S TA TIO N E R Y STOCK TO M AK E ROOM card stating number o f boxes you FOR LARGER OFFICES have.— W. Hayward, W inter Park, Fla. lC-6t& wltp PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY ■ i tom oy General Daugherty fo r moia funds fo r expenses next year o f the state and justice departments, re­ spectively, were granted to a consid­ erable degree by the senate appro‘printfons committre yesterday in re­ porting the nnnual supply bill for those departments. It carried $2,200,00 more thnn the $20,000,000 pro. vidod by the house. Demonstration o f W ilson’s Custom House C offee at Stokes' Store Friday nnd Snturdny, April 21st rnd 22nd. Ask nbout the 100-piece dinner set to be given nwny. 19-3tc N O TIC E TO I)OG O W NERS A ll dogs found running nt large on the streets nftcr today without a li­ cense tng on them will be killed by tho policeman wherever found. This Is a city ordinance and w ill be en­ forced to the letter. J. A. K IL L IB R E W , 20-Gte Chief Pollco Don’t fa il to tie at the demonstra­ tion o f Wilson’s Custom House Coffee nt Stokes' Storg Friday nnd Saturday, April 21st nnd 22nd. Ask nbout the 100-pieco dinner set to lie given away. l9-3tc The Herald fo r Pott Cards. ■ ■ THE FARMER AND THE FARM i i Storage Facilities ir we please you, tell others; If no tell us. Phone 49H Sanford Steam Laundry OVIEDO P4 na F O R T PIE R C E , April 20.— Resi­ dents o f Fort Pierce nre in tho throes 212 East. 1st St. of a campaign which it is hoped will result in the planting of at least I,noo trees here on Arbor Day, April 22. N o special kind o f tree is to lie ,,'l,'l'*cd but it is Imped to have a uni^"rm vnrh*ty set out on each Individ,la* Sanford, Fla ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ On Tuesday night nt nine o'clock FOR SERVICE Andrew Aiilin o f Oviedo and Miss Mary Alice Powell o f Sanford were Call 146-J quietly married nt the Court House in W. RAWLING. Prop. Snnford, Judge Shelley Mnines perform ing the ceremony, with Miss Nell S A N F O R D N O V E L T i Williams und Mr. Emmett McCall o f KU STIS, April 20.— Baseball enOviedo ns witnesses. Miss Powell is thusinsts here, headed by Senator W. WORKS the attractive daughter o f Mrs. Maud M. Igou, have organized a baseball A. Powell o f Sanford nnd fo r the past organization fo r the purpose o f get« V. C. COLLER, Prop. fourteen months has been employed ting together a scini-pro club to rap. a stelephane operator in the Oviedo resent Kustis thin summer. General Shop and Mill Exchange. Mr. Aulin 1ms always S A V E Y O U M O NEY • W rite na lived in Oviedo with the exception of T H R E E C O U N T IE S G ET W o rk °n ly - few >e«»is. tic wns one o f tho I LO W E R V A L U A T IO N S Empire Hotel Block first of the Oviedo boys to heed his O RLAN D O , FLO R ID A CONTRACTOR and UUILDRk country’s cull in time o f need, having I l l y T h r I *<MirlnV«-d I ' r r m ) T A L L A H A S S E E , April 19— Pro­ enlisted during the first months of 517 Commercial Street Hanford, Fla the war and remaining in the army testing delegations which came to ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a through the term o f tho war, the lar­ Tallahassee yesterday randy fo r lintger part o f the time being spent in tie over the recent tax valuation in­ Gco. W . Knight overseas service. Since his return creases ordered by State Equalizer from the w ar he lias been working Marion L. Dawson, wnlked right into Real Estate nnd Innurance Mr. Dawson's office, accomplished HANFORD FLORIDA with Mr. 11. I,. Wheeler In the orange their mission and walked right out business. Tiie friends o f this young couple wish them a long, happy and again. In the ease o f Duvni, Hillsborough prosperous lif,. together. Foundry Co. General Mnchlne nnd Roilet Work; Cylinder Grinding; Del.use Platons; O rersiie Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel Hleel Gear Rands; Crank Shafts re turnsd; agents fo r Cnlile Inboard an* F. 1*. FO RSTER. P re .W -«t Outlmsrd M o to r s ,----------- Phone 61 ST R IK E ! ■ T a ck le fe s h , L > : a n. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier ■ a v ■ ■ % Cover more surface and wear longer. a ■ ■ £ Why buy cheap paint and be compelled to do ■ your house over in half the time? \ T H E BEST IS T H E C H E A P E S T : And W e Have It ■ ■ Ball H a r d w a r e Co. \ \ TheEddy Refrigerators [ ' ARE THE REST no: WORLD, BAR NONE ; G<B)q II i ’ a Devoes Paint Is Guaranteed to Tii road work is progressing nice- Mn' 1 am,,|n Counties. Mr. Dawson’s ly and the enntrnetors think they will orders for an increased property val­ A L L T H E N EW HITS reuib the Orange county line within uation were rescinded upon tht as­ surance* of the delegations that vol­ Get a Copy o f the New two months. O. I*. Swope is in Chicago on busi­ untary revisions in tax valuation bad already been made fn their respective Florida Song ness I his week. Rev. and Mrs. L. E. W right, Miss counties which would pour nn in­ Written by Virginia W right nnd Mrs. Frank N or­ creased revenue into the state trens. ury tills year, in the ease o f Duval, o f ris spent Wednesday in Orlando. Robt. Pear man, Jr. The Indies Wide eln.ss o f (lie Metho. 52,500,000. Mr. Dawson proposed to tli.. Jacklist church gave their teacher, M Secy, Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Frank Norris, a great surprise Mon- H' ,n rmmt>' «l'“ t voluntary day afternoon by calling on her In a r,’v,* i" n" H* county along hotly. The afternoon was most pleas­ the lines ..f those in the other three J. II. IIIN TK R M ISTER antly spent and delightful refresh- counties, and tin- case was held in P IA N O CO. metits were hi aught nnd served by the anoyance until the delegation could return nnd confer with the county Indies. Wclnka Block Advices received by Work was begun this week on tho tax assessor new school building, F N. Cline lie- Mr. Dawson from Seminole County were to tin- effect that the county as. ing the contractor in charge. Franch Swope returned Wednesday sessntent would be put into effect the front St. Augustine where she bus increased valuation ordered by the been visiting her sister. Miss Mnblc equalizer. Everything passed niT very smooth­ Swope. ly, indeed. In tin- first place it wns C. A. Brannon of Tnmpn is spend­ ing a few days in Oviedo tills week. thought generally here, that the disMr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope very sentient elements were headed for ilcitghtfully *»*'»*»* board o f tnxMight fully entertained about fifteen ,h'* members o f the Mens Bible class of cquulizzntinn presided over by Gov- ( the Methodist Sunday School Monday ‘‘rn" r IL'rdre. Instcnd they appeared night. Mr. Swope reml n paper o n , Hitwnoti. "W hat’s the Use." This opened up ,n ,,i" "fd e r revoking his previous j a discussion on the subject o f inenr- " rders to increase the valuation, Mr. z pornling Oviedo. Delicious sand- Dawson, said it hud been pointed out widies and coffee, Ice crenni and cake *" ^ l” that revisions already made were served by Mrs. Swope, assisted in l,,p respective counties would proby Mrs. W. It. Young. vide Increased yields, that he was in Mrs. O. P. Swope and Mrs. W. E. iunoranre o f such plans, and there. Young spent Monday in Sanford. * " r'’ hc •w in d e d his previous order. The Oviedo Boy Scouts ployed the j — C H IC K E N S U PPE R Orlando Scouts at a rather one sided A fine chicken supper will be serv game o f baseball Saturday afternoon, cd by Circles One and Three o f the M. the score being twelve to two in favor o f Oviedo. This Is the fifth gnmr K. Church Saturday beginning nt 5:30 our scouts team has played this sea­ p. m. nt the Miller building, corner of son being the winners in each game. Park and First street. Menu On Saturday the twenty second, they linked Chicken, Dressing, Gravy piny the Del.nml Scouts nt Oviedo. Creamed Potatoes Mr. and Mrs. John Hnigh nnd two Cold Slaw sons, Milton and Chester spent Tues­ Celery Rolls day In Orlando. Iced Ten CoRce Mr. nnd Mrs. K. CL Hancock have 105 Palmetto Ave Sanford, Florid* Lemon Cnom Pie mixed to the Cotton place at loxke Price 75c 21-Stc Charm. \V. s a a A COMMUNITY BUILDER P Sanford Machine # ■ ■ First National Bank i GLOBE PIANO CO. IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC is a subject o f never ending* interest to the officers and directors of this bank. Our belief in the farm and its pros­ pects is backed up by a willingness to assist in every way commensurate with good business. Our farmer customers will find here a welcome awaiting them whenever they come to Sanford. Reduction »> ■ F ed the Thrills!! Equip your Fishing Tackle with poutb Iknd Level Winding Anti-hack lash, or n Hhakespenre reel, Cortland line, Heddon's bumbo A g ile Rod, “ A1 T W bait and llcddon Minnows at pricM lower than you ever expected. FIF TE E N PER CENT DISCOUNT on _ 85 c SANFORD CYCLE CO. all Rods and Reels. Minnows, each .... T H E SPO R TS M A N STO RE Phone M l- W 117 Park Avenue ■ ■ on T I R E S F. P. RINES s ■ ■ A We will demonstrate them with A N Y make o f family Refrigerators, under any test that you can suggest. 5 Sanford Furniture Company ---- ■BBaBBuaBaaBBBBBBBBa' a a ■ ■ ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 nti Mr*. John Wlmbiih o f Salem, N. C., are the gu eit* ormera pnrcnta, Capt. am] \\ imbiah at their home on nue“ “ I" J. S. \\ ilfon has returned stings where she spent ten h "P op " who is busy with OCIETY DAIGER. Society Editor. Phone 217-W . frlm Sa f t a l l l l S 7 » » «| IS i t r n k m #r « » l » * " „ Yr«- n i m s U l i S ) w r ite . i r h v n n r the l t r « . It w lil SOCIAL. C A L E N D A R Informal dance at the Monna from 8:30 to 12 P. M. —Sttllle Harrison Chapter N. A It., will meet nt the WomClub nt 8:15 P. M., with Mr*. - Harris ns hostess. _M rs. Harr; U. Lewis and H p, Drummond will entertain ■idee at the Valdes Hotel at 3 Hiss Adeline Bonynge o f Orlando ■ived yesterday nnd is tho guest of s A. I t Key. r und Mrs, Nathan 0. Garner re­ ed home yesterday from Delray n- they spent the past week combuninen* and pleasure. lr and Mrs. Raymond K ey nn, the birth o f a little daughter morning at tho Fcrnald-LaughHospital. Mnstcr Hnrry Joe Minarik the bright young son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Minnrik, was the host at a very pret­ ty pnrty yesterday nftemoon, when he entertained a number of his young friends nt n birthday party in honor o f his second birthday anniver­ sary. The fact that Easter had just past was evidenced in the decorations, and the pretty color m otlff of yellow and green waa beautifully carried out. T V » refreshment table was centered with tho wondreful birthday cake iced in yellow and topped with two tiny yellow’ and green candles. Around the cake was an attractive arrangement o f niaidcr hair ferna and yellow dnlsics. Refreshments consisting o f ice cream, individual cakes iced in yellow and topped with cunning little yellow chicks, were served after an afternoon pleasantly spent with vnrious kinds o f games. The favors fo r this party wer^s yellow baskets filled wtih yellow mints. M aitcr Minarlk waa aaaiited in *ntortaining his young guests by hla mother. About twenty-five children and a number o f their mothers ware present. The occasion was one o f much enjoyment and happineaa fo r the young guests, and the little hoat was the recipient o f many hnndsome gifts. ■ a " ■ * ■ * * SPEN D T H E D AY P P A R T Y Mrs. Edward Day o f New York, who is spending tho winter in Sanford on her Y'acht “ Frances,” was tho charming hostess yesterday at a spend {he day party on board the yacht. The guests included a numher of Sanford s social set. ■ * ■ " * ■ )J L A T E S T GEORGIA Nice Hens Florida and Western Meats 327 Sanford Avenue of C U S T O M HOUSE COFFEE ID E A - COMING TO FLO R ID A Petersburg probably has lost one prospective citizens but the Chamber o f Commerce is not wasting any tears over t. Mayor Pulver recently recoivcd from (Iriffin , Ga., a letter signed “ Jos. K. Thnmns," in which the w riter sought information concerning the bootleg liquor business.. He wanted to know who, in St. Peterslmrg. issued “ Iwotleggcr insurnnce." The Mayor told him. “ 1 have your inquiry of April K, 1922, with reference to bootlegger in- Red Snapper Mulct and Shrimp Dem onstration liOOTLKGGEIt IN S U R A N C E FISH A N D M E A T M ARKET ted Snapper Steak Free Mir 'I hr ta a n r l n f r d I ’ r r a s l P A l A T K A , April 20.— The old Put­ nam House, a large frame hostelry which took its stand in n section of the city several years age, only to ho classed of late ns n menace by the business buildings that grew up nrotind it, has finally yielded to the im ­ perious demands o f progress, nnd consented to get out o f the way. For several years, it had stood in the heart o f the business section, to he called a mennee and nn obstacle to cMtUaliun. II not only wan a tire hazard but it retarded the growth of younger buildings with tho zeal of youth nnd desire to expand, it was ■ ■ J J ■ ! * - We are groing to give away a 100-piece Dinner Set with CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE. Ask your grocer about it. This set is on display at Newberry’s Drug Store and will he given away at 9:30 Saturday night. ninny surprises and will afford an evening of fun with Bnnford's locnl talent. lU-tfc j, Demonstration o f Wilson’s Custom House Coffee at Stokes' Store Friday and Saturday, April 2 I*t and 22ml. Ask nhout the lOO.picce dinner set to 1(1.3tO .1 \ \ K I W A N IA N S Dance at Hotel Montezuma, Friday tie given awny. E U LO G IZE DEAD evening. Shaw's Orchestra. $1 per Demonstration o f Wilson'* Custom ______ I couple. 20-2le House Coffee at Stoke.i* Store Friday i l l Jr T l * r W a n f i r U r it l * f r * M nnd Saturday, April 21st runt 22ml, 1A C K SO N V ILLE . April 20.— Eulo- \|KVS CI.UII V A U D E V IL L E L’i. « for two o f the city's most promL , l AS |tHKN* POSTPONED Ask about the too.piece dinner set to bo given away. PJ-3tc iient citizens who died within the past week were given nt the regular lun­ cheon here yesterday o f the Kiwanis ,U* K' r,,ln« ,,f A »,rU 2"*,h Club. Various speakers spoke in *5c I’arish House glowing terms o f the standing in the -------community o f tho Rev. Milton R. Owing to the fact that the High Why is it, D. L. Thrasher’s busi­ Worsham, ami George L. Drew, son School is staging a play on tho oven- ness continues to giow , and sales, the of Florida's first democratic g o ve rn in g of April 21st the Men's Club has find three months o f this year are nor, died early yesterday morning taken thin matter into consideration bigger than during the same length of while Dr. Worsham, known through-! and postponed their vnudevillo show time in 11*21? There's a Reason. He out the stnte, died early in the week, until Tuesday, April 25th. sells for cash only. Everybody knows -----------------------A ten-art vaudeville progrnm has they ran buy cheaper for cash nnd \ N N U A L C O N C LA V E been arranged which includes numbers the bjiying public Is spending its mon­ ey with the store that sells for cash K N IG H TS T E M P L A R *»>* Hie— Good reasoning, yon will IN P A l \TK \ T O D A Y American Legion Suxnphono Hand only. _____ Er A. Hail agree. If you havu not been trading i i ,i>| | <1, i Jimmie Robson with him, he invites you to his store, P A I.A T K A , April 20.— TwentyLucille Aspinwnll Takach with the assurance o f his greatest e f­ eighth annual conclave o f the Grnnd Robert Herndon fort to please you, by serving you in Commnndery o f Florida Florliia John Schirard tin- most courteous manner and giving Knights Templar liegan hero today to Maurice llelston in exchange for your money, its value. continue through Saturday. Several and many others that have entertainD. L. TH RASHER. hundred delegates are attending. cd !n Hanlon]. Tim program will have IH-dHtr; w -lte |, 32-ftuh Tissues in nil tho new Click, Green in all the new shades, Cape Rose, Honcy-dcw, Iturnn, Green, Lavender, Pink, Tan and White, 2 days only, yard— White, Tan and White, Red and White, Blue I’ilik, fast colors. Specials, yard — Hup7nobile Owners are Loyal The conspicuous absence of the Hupmobile from the used-car advertising columns simply means that when the Hupmobile owner has occasion to re-p u rch ase, he usually buys another Hupmobile. 25 dozen heavy It.till Towel* with red and blue l*or tier, extra large and heavy weight for, each— Hupmobile owners give sound and ample reason for this pronounced loyalty. They will tell you the Hupmobile’s depreci­ ation is slower and smaller; that its price as a used car is proportionately higher. The qualities which win their highest regard, however, are the everlasting regularity of performance and service, the consistent economy and efficiency, which have always stamped the Hupmobile an extraordinary motor car value. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Bathing Suits Tbur/ng Car, $1250; Rom dittr, $1350; R o M d ttfC o u p ^ $1435; Coup*, $1835; Sac/an, $1935;— Cord Tiro* mn MM nrf*Ja filo w F. O. B. D etroit. R*r*num 7Yu O. SMOTOR COMPANY , m D IS T R IB U T O R S S E M IN O L E A N D L A K E C O U N T IE S PA R K A V E N U E ---------------------------------SANI FRIDAY SATURDAY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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" V' v- . T s a w . ■ ‘ f ■SANFORD -The City Substantial" % . ■ •. 1. * • ........................ *2. . ' # ' # ' • v * T he S anford D a i l y H erald SANFORD ‘T h e City Substantial” IN THE H E A R T OF T H E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IIL SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRID AY, APRIL 21, 1922 NUMBER 22 Most Significant Business Transaction in the History of the City Substantial SHRINERS WILL CAPTURE CITY first business sk y s c r a p e r GERMAN REPLY TO NOTE ON MAY 27TH OF THIS YEAR TO BE BUILT BY,THE FIRST . ACCEPTS THE CONDITION NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD AND INITIATE SEVENTY MEN TO B A R iiiE DELEGATESA" *°Rccorder PURCHASED M IL L E R CORNER TO D AY A N D WILL BUILD A SIX-STORY B A N K A N D OF­ FICE STRUCTURE T H l'R K A T ONCE . From Participating in Further Discussion in The First National Bank, of Sanford, purchased the T. J. Mil­ Controversy ler corner and will eroet on it a modern banking and office building to coat upwards of $100,000.00. The preliminary plans call for a six-story structure of steel and stone and terra cotta to cover the jot r»0 by 117 feet, with banking accommodations second to none in the state and the upper stories devoted to offices, modern in ev­ en- detail, served by electric elevators. ' The deal was close dthis morning and the hank takes imme­ diate possession of the property and will proceed as rapidly as pos­ sible m the development and consumation of its plans. This is the result of a year of earnest thought and considera­ tion of the very best for the bnnk and f o f Sanford. When it became apparent that the hank would be obliged to enlarge its quarters to accommodate its rapidly increasing businc s it was first planned to build on its present situ This would have meant the demolishing of the present group of buildings owned by the bank, which are among the best in town, in addition to which the great expense and inconvenience of equipping tem­ porary quarters had to be considered. The action taken today is the result of an analysis of the sit­ uation from every angle. In preparation for this step the bonk recently increased its capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00, the combined capita! and surplus now standing at $125,000.00 and the deposits at nearly a million ami a half. The directors of the bank feel that the continued growth and prosperity of Hanford is assured, and they ar£ looking abend and building for thfe future— the structure planned will be a credit to Sanford when it has grown to be a city of 25,000 inhabitants. This action is in accordance with the policy and reputation of this old institution— progressive conservatism— it means that K. I\ Forster, S. O. Chase, L. A. Brumley, T. J. Miller, T. J. Hnwkin, B K Squire and B. F. W h J t o together w ith the oilier stockhold­ ers are willing to prove their faith in Sanford by their works. The First National has seen Sanford through the “ rough sj it ’ during the pa.it 35 years, and now that we are entering on a pn i' d of development and growth, they propose to lend the way. As details are worked out in the hank’s plans they will be giv­ en to the public from time to time, recognizing as the Imnk does that it has zeen the unswerving confidence and loyal patronage during these years that has cnnhlcd it to maintain its standard of usefulness, and to he in n position to tnke the forward step today. Fa DAY 1/11 TO BE OBSERVED IN THI S CI TY V Airplane Pilot Severely Beaten By Nassau Crowd Thought lie Wan n Prohibition Agent and Heal Him lip I Hr T h e Aaanrlalrd f’ ressl N. de V. HOWARD C H A P T E R , U. I). KEY W E ST, A pril 21.— H. L. Smith, <*. W ILL R E SU R R E C T T H IS mnnager o f a commercial airplane B E A U T IF U L CUSTOM concern received word that Pilot C. A. Schiller, who left here Tuesday for Wednesday, April 20, nt 3:30 p. m. Nassau in charge o f a seaplane, w*ns in Central Park the N. de V. Howard mobbed nnd severely beaten on his ar­ ' hnpter U. I). C., w ill observe Decor- rival, being taken fo r n prohibition o f­ ntion Hay. There w ill l>c a short pro­ ficer, his condition is reported ns ser­ gram, a talk hy Dr. Brownlee, song, ious. Smith w ill leave hero today In " »th placed in monument in honor another plane to take Schiller to M i­ 1f our heroes y f the late world war. ami. li.' ti to the cemetery to decorate the *-’ r of the heroes o f the sixties. 8T E A M E R IN TR O U B LE 7 be public is invited. A special in­ vitation is extended to tho old veter­ ( I l f T h e A ssociated I'r r .a t H A L IF A X , A pril 21.— The Lcland an** G. A. R., nnd American Lcgioff *•«>•*. i . Line steamer Oxonian, from Portland lo ll iwing is the history o f our first Maine, to Liverpool, broke her rudder stock about 800 mHes southeast o f Memorial day: bn April 2(lth, r»8 years ago, our Halifax and has sent out calls fo r as­ nether* and grnndmothcrs o f the sistance, according to a wireless mes­ 8 ’'dh with bleeding hearts, with hope sage picked up here yesterday. The steamship Winifrcdian, o f the ftbnost gone, yet with n loyalty and devotion hardly known to civilization Leland Line, from Boston to L iver, 1'tnblished our Southern Memorial pool, has gone to the Oxonian’s as­ Pay to the Confederate soldier the sistance a wireless message to tho fir*t Memorial day to be established United States Ice patrol cutter Sen­ eca aaid. in the hDtory o f tho world. • % The war was not long over, the ,,-avy band of reconstruction was forever near Its mantle of heritable, pressing the very life out o f our strick- fo r a people who tak^ ro pride In its • n land yet these women put all bit- past history will never achieve his­ terries* aside and where an erstwhile tory worthy o f the name. bwigan had found n last resting place With our A pril blossoms to tell of <>ur midst his grave was strewn the love for our heroes who fought to ;'Rh April blossom* just as were our maintain what they thought to be own. * right and Just who gave all that men Established by our*mother and our could give, a love ao string, so true so Krandmothen to commemorate the all abiding, having a bA u tlfu l influ ­ Kioricua deeds of our Confederate sol- ence and memory that will never die, 1'era and a cause not successful, but we publicly honor our Confederate ‘ he memory o f which will never die, dead. ‘ be keeping o f this day haa »*en hand­ Note an unbroken year, Confederate ’ d down to us by our mother* to be in Memorial day has been observed ev­ ‘ urn bequeathed to our children. ery year. Then let us weave. Thr Southern people have shown In "Gnriaiids for Confederate Memorial 1 nsllant way their faith in a re-unitDay, , , nation;* and while the Stars nnd For the men who wore the gray, Rare are furled and laid away for- And the Confedorale fla g shall wave, * ' or, the people of the Sooth will nev- For the Cause they died to serve." • r nllow its history to die, they w ill — N. DeV. Howard, C. U. D. C. WHOLESALE MEAT PRICES DECLINE REGARDING RUSSIA SINCE THE WAR Morocco Temple, A. A. O. N. M. 8 . o f Jacksonville, w ill hold n ceremonial session and confer tho Order in San­ ford on Saturday, May 27, 1922. A ll candidates for this ceremonial must have their petitions in tho Re­ corder’s office nt Jacksonville not lnt- Ik* to assist in entertaining tho visit­ ing Shriners' ladies. Car* will be at their di*|tosal for sightseeing and boats for trips on the lake. It is estimated thnt fully ten thou­ sand visitors will be here on that date which will give to Sanford the biggest time in its history. A M E R IC A N IN 8T IT C T E OF MEAT rr thnn Mn>' 7,hIt is expected that this ceremonial PA C K E R S G IVE O C T A V E R ­ w ill be one of the largest ever held in STE A M E R S C O LLID E AGE PRICES Florida and every true son o f the doIN JAM ES R I V E R i„I, «i i*rr,«i sort o f whatever Oasis is cordially and lll| The E N G IN E E R DROWNED CHICAGO, April 21.— Wholesale fraternally invited, ‘ G E N O A , April 21.— The Grrmeat prices show tremendous decline Jacksonville has promised to send a man reply to the Allied ultima­ (H r The .( u m 'U I h I I' o m ) since the peak of the prices following delegation o f five hundred and a good tum accepts the condition that N E W P O R T N E W S , April 21.— The „ . , , , many prominent Shriners throughout the German delegate* Ik* barred Iluxxton lino Steamer Brewster and the war according to American Insti- .. * ... . * * the state will attend, from participating in further dis­ tute meat packers. The average value ,.rc, UK,nt F . U M, „ er o f thc Snn. Richmond-New York Steamship Lino cussion in the Russian controver­ vessel collided last night in tho of all meat product* exported in 11*21 ford Shrine Club hns appointed the sy hy the conference, the RussoJnmcs River, tho Rrewster going was 13%« cents a pound compared with following committees who will Lend down in forty feet o f wnter, the chief German treaty signed at Kapallo thirty and one-hnlf cents per pound in every effort to make this ceremonial engineer drowning. In’ ing allowed to atnnd. A r­ I'M'.* says a bulletin issued by the in- 'nn unqualified sucres*, rangements were made to present stitute. The average value o f meat Parade Committee — Snm Yountx, the note nt noon today to Pre­ SUES FOR DIVORCE exported in HUH was l l » i rent* pen Hr. R. E, Stevens, II. II. Hceron. mier Fnctn of Italy, ns president lb. Candidates—Janies Moughton, R. o f the conference. I lly 'the \••<»«* In trd l'rrt|| II. Chapman, Gifford Garrett S A N FRANCISCO, April 21.— Publicity—J. R. Forest, Jatnea Floyd Glotzbach, Dclmonte, G E N O A , April 21.— I f Russinns are C at, Moughton, J. M. Gillon. granted recognition de jure and ade­ chauffeur, tiled suit yesterday for • Hall and banquet ( ’ hns. M. Hand, divorce from Margaret Matzenaurev, quate financial help, they state in Fred Walsma, Hr. H. E. Stevens. their reply to entente today, they are opera singer, charging thnt .ho cann­ Place nnd Arrangements— Fred ed him "grievous mental suffering." willing to udnftt Russia's war and pre­ war debts, waive their counter-claimsj Yesterday at tho Valdez the I-oca I Walsma, L. P. McCuller, W. M. Mc­ and restore use of nationalized proper­ Kiwunia Club pulled o ff a great day Kinnon. TR O O PS D R A W TG G K TiiE h 4 S- ♦li•». 4*i. tmiun, it. M. < ty to its form er owners or satisfy In th»> iu «* "r y of the Club. Mine Ho-1 Morris, S. F. McAlister, claim* o f foreigners In cases where t Campbell was obliged to set extra I Hr Tfcr U shi Irtlril I ' r r n ) Reception— Forest Lake, James tables in order to accomodate tho PE K IN G , April 21.— Tho troops o f property cannot he restore I. bunch, and in spreading a feed— well Moughton, L. II. Gibbs, II. II. Ilccr- Gen. Wu Pel Fu, commander of tho A It It A NO KM BNTS M A D E TO PRE­ S E N T N O TE A T NO O N TO D AY TO PR E M IE R O F IT A L Y Great Day for KiFred Walsma Talks wanis Yesterday— Central Chinese forces, and Gen. G ENO A, April 21.— Justifying th eir' in thc words of Octavious Cohen, he '’n» J Wilson, contention that the A llic * could not ’did nothing else but.* Automobile nnd Entertainment C. ( ’hang Tso-Lin, governor o f Manns n m atter of right, demand com p'nThe feed being fully adjusted the " 'Lind, IL A. Newrnaq, L. P. Mr- churln, now nrc only a few mile* tuition fo r property, Russians "cite 1meeting started o ff with a bang nnd * ullcr, \\. ( . Hill, Harry Ward, J. ( . apart nnd both forces arc not more than .’10 miles south o f Peking. Fight­ abolition slavery in thc United States, kept bunging for exactly cno hour, Drcn, J. 8. Wilson. A Shriners’ Indies committee will ing in the immediate future, however, where neither Aniercans nor For according to President Appleton P also be appointed whose duty it will was considered unlikely. cigners w ere compensated. Also they ; Connolly’s ingersol. one had practiced — cite adoption prohibiton in America Strange to say no as a case where no compensation i* on LUa Jane,, hence nil wore on time \ T .. F l l M l l o r A n i l t ’ f i n r i ' l givdn to tho producer o f alcoholic j — in fact some had to Wn\ until thc A. _____ e »» . •» * extra tables hud been arranged. drinks. The Giant Quartet, composed of Sanford’s well known song birds, Messrs. Ilclston, Martin, Warren and At Hoard's Quarterly Meeting at Ta l­ Allison was present at the invitation lahassee* Today o f the Program Con.mttec, and ren­ (H r The %**.»«* la ird I’ rrssl T A L L A H A S S E E , April 21— Rccomdered several popular selections — ( l l r T h r (■ • n rla lril I'rr.a , in mendntion thnt nn further approprin G A IN E S V IL L E , A pril 21 —GoverAfraid o f Punishment Shot Father these boys put considerable pep their renditions nnd mndo quite n hit. tions fo r road purposes be made from nor’a day nt the University today, at And Ilim sH f. Reports o f committees were re- the 11*22 revenues except in case o f the laying o f the com er stone of the n ir The As.orinird i*rr«*i ccivcd, and Chairman Ioine on the absolute necessity was made hy Chair- new administration building l»y ( ’has. R E D F IE L D , South Dakota, April Charter Night Program Committee »nnn Phillips o f the State Rand'Dc- G. Ketchum, Grand Master Mnsonlc 21.— Mr*. J. E. Scermorhorn was shot announced a lively program fo r Char- partment at the board’s quarterly bodies in Florida.* Governor Hauler nnd killed last night when a small ter night, during the course o f his re- meeting here today. Concentration o f nnd s ta ff jftr guests o f honor and wiR calibre r ifle in the hands o f h**r son marks ho vaguly hinted that soveral department’s activities on main high- review the student body this afterElmer, thirteen, believed accidently numbers were to bo expected (hat ho ways mid use convict labor wherever noon with n big reception tonight, dichargcd. Fearing he would be pun- had not included In tho printed pro- practical to save expense o f hiring la(shed, according to the Coroner, Elmer gram. bor also urged by rhuirman. J. R. Ycnrby o f Orlando w ai In the shot his father In the jaw , and then Hon. T. W. Lawton, o f tho Educa. ___________________ city, today shakng hands with his inflicted n wound in his own forehead tlonsl Committee read n report on SE N IO R P L A Y W AS G R E A T many Sanford friends. Ralph is the which physicians say may prove fa- the Towner-Sterling Hill now before W IL L HE G IV EN T O N IG H T __ live w ire sales agent for tho Dclco tab Congress, and made a motion that E V E R Y O N E SH O U LD SEE IT lighting system. tho Kiwanl* Club endorse tho same, _____ N E L L IE T U R N E R C IRC LE which the Club did and the Secretary The Senior play, “ The Hoodoo” givY E A ROY M AD E F IN E RECORD . • was authorized to notify Florida’s cn nl thp |||gh Schoo, Auditorium last The N ellie Turner Circle o f the Delegation In Congress o f the Club's night was pronounced the Inst o f the Ralph Yearby tho salea manager Misslonsry Society o f thc Baptist action. ' kind that has been given by the puChurch met Wednesday ofternoon Dr .Tongue o f Laurens, S. C. »nd p||a „ f the high school this season. fo r the Delco system o f lighting who with Mrs. Mcthvln. Mr. Simmons, who are visitin g Dr. There was a large crowd out to wit- lives in Orlando sold more Delco There w ere many plan* discussed, Langley, were present ns guest* of ness the piny nnd the write up will bo lighting systems than nny other aaleson raising funds. There w ill be ice j the Club and both made interesting given in another part o f the Herald mnt' n nn<i a M g meeting crrnm nnd cake sold dAwn town S a t-' ttilks on their appreciation o f San •■Come out and see the ’’Hoodoo" to- ?fJ * * r^ ,r~ « t*.ti v « at Dayton the other uay day received just reefeeurday afternoon. ford and Sanford people. night i f you , „ d not |WJ |t ,M t There w ere three new members Fre«l Walsma. the speaker o f thc |t j , worth douLle the price ..f admisfrom Hie company. The Day- t had tho follow ­ received. day, addressed the club, using the a|on. Don’t fail to see the "H ood o o": ton “ “ Evening Herald ...................... ... ing to say about Ralph: A fter the business the •hostess, ns subject ’The origin of Refrigerator tonight, ' "J. R. Yearby, a Kilowatt club mem­ dated by Mrs. Estrid«c served ice tea Cars and hmught Ui the Club many ____________________ * and sandwiches. |interesting facta o f the origination of R, nford w,„ ^ w r„ rcpreMnUd ln ber—the only one from Florida—was Those present were Mesdames *Vsl- theso, cars and what such cars, bad thp Kcderml Court Session at Miami one o$ the well-known aouthernere hi ker. Whittle, Fields, W o lff, Freemen, done fo r the vegetable and fru it grow. ncx( Wl,ek whcn lh f ffl1|owin_ nU# tho convention. Yearby haa the atate E.tridre, Dorsey, R. Z. Johnson, Era.|lr.g industry o f the country. Fre l Incn w lI, u down fo r ju dut Br#x, o f Florida and rrsidta In the Orlaado m i Johnson, Forrest Browning, Mor- used a number o f short snappy Jokai tcn p e_i(]na p . . T, ‘ district, the garden spot o f tbo state. *— a_“ » — l i . » »»— *-------1 — — ■ »*-_ i _ * ’ ’ • ton. I Applicable to the ^occasion and the j.*rank Roper, Harry Wilson A I* ’ He haa made a number o f tales Tea- tions for Road Purpos­ es Says State Dept. Boy Shoots Mother Accidentally and Shot Makes Him Crazy The members will meet at the home subject and proved to the Klwanlans Connally Fred Rinea R A N ow m . ! o f Mrs. W h ittle next Wednesday af-|that the Club had located another a f - , and aevpra| others. T h e y exoact to ternoon st 3:30 and will go from there^ ter dinner apaaker. tomorrow and Sunday in order in to Mrs. Robbins. ] N ew members recognized at this on j,and Monday morning. meeting w ere O. F. Smith, W. M. T. J. M iler A Son are carrying an Scott, W. IE Hand and Mr. B arrett.; Secretary Pearman Is receiving advertisement In the Daily Herald an- j Each o f these gentlemen responded some fine press notices from all ov**r nounclnjr a special drive on r e frig e r-; with short talks end pledged their the stato about his recent song, “ I ’m store tomorrow. See their window support to Kiwanisn spirit and ae- Going Back to my Old Florida Home." display. Thc Millers intend to have ceptcd as their own, the Kiwanisn The song w ill not only advertise Sanspecials bargains In house furnish­ motto, 'W e build.’ ford but all o f Florida and la bound to ings every week and w ill announce Forrest Lake received the pill an</ prove popular with home folks and xthem in the D aily Herald. You can |will speak four weeks from yesterday, visitors to the state. The nong Is on •live money by reading their adver- Forrest said that it was awful, but if u lo here at Hintsrmister's Music tisement in the Herald. j the Club could stand It, he would. j Store. GOVERNOR’S DAY AT GAINESVILLE UNIVERSITY T’DAY ordi to r tha organization, *** ***Tln*' • l>l*h tide o f ppo,pcritjr now•,, h* “ In our dlatrict we have mainly trqck farm ­ era and orange growers From the Sanford district alone w e are expcct*nK ov0r 14,000,000 worth o f prodasa. >Pho orange crop is good also and th« Prices are high owing to tha shortage ‘ n California oranges." Gillen tk F ry will be tha torn! a**nts fo r the Delco systems in the future. The world st your door every even* v tp P H a ______ �i •< PAGE s a THE SANFORD o Xt^Ty HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 The Amount Doesn’t Count. ■w s *H I to T It’s the Start That’s the Thing: to to You aak us and wc will tell you-. It looks like rain. ’t •• Many rumors here and there o f five and six and ten story buildings— o f course they may Iks stories o f the buildings and yet there nrc stories. This Your Problem? ft: G. A. Bledsoe o f tho cast side an­ nounces his candidacy for county commissioner from District No. 1, in today’s issue. * It is n convicttion now for the msn who has whiskey on his property or nnywhero near his property or miles from his property. This whiskey business is a funny thing. ■ " I intend to anvo money every month hut somehow it s just melts away and at the end of the month there’s nothing i left to save.” Hon. Forrest I.nke hns returned from a business trip to Tallahassee and other points. While in Tnllnhnssce he visited his daughter Serita, who is n student nt tho Woman’s College. ■ ■ S E N lOU P L A Y TO N IG H T ■ The Senior Play o f High School is an annual in Sanford looks forward with pleas­ ure and they are never disappointed. This year is no exception. The piny given, "T h o Hoodoo" is one o f the cleverest ever put on by ti high school •cast and the parts are taken by young people of unusual talent. On Thurs­ d a y (to n ig h t) and Friday evenings at tne High School Auditorium at 8:15 prompt. Everybody he there. Look for the program in this issue. : ■ ■ ■ ■ ft f : d >9 )i W h y not reverse things and take out a fixed sum each day and a t the end o f the month put it to w ork in an interest hearing account in this hank? L iv e on the rest o f your sal­ a ry and y o u ’ll experience the Self-Respect and pleasure o f g e ttin g ahead. T H E C A L E N D A R SAVINGS H AN K is here for you— In other words P A Y YO U RSELF FIRST IT MAKES A W Ul.lllt OF lllFpGIlK.NCK l> M il XT o n es I'H O r iA IT l AC- The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH to I -1 • %a R^ R« -PROGRESS- Ra to R* to CLASSIFIED ' • ADS ' I 1 l u KI ) Classified Ada 5r a line. No ...ad taken for lr»a than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and rrmit accordingly. R u R a to to to to R a to R a FO R SALE ■ r i ' , , t i l f t W 1*1 I 1' It 11 1 * 1; I M OL FOB S A L K — Completely furnished four room cottage, an acre of land, plenty o f rruit, flowers and garden all in, will consider leasing to right party. This Is pick up fo r some one ns owner is called away on business. Address, Business, enre Herald. 19-6te FOB S A L E - Ford Scd nn. C. A. P.t Cnro Herald. 15-6tc -SERVICE FOB S A I.E —One trunk. 12(M Palmetto A vc. YE8TRIIDAY’S KESULT8 Florida State l.eague A t lakeland. 1; Orlando, 7. A t Jacksonville, 8; Tnmpn, 7. A t St. Petersburg, 5; Daytona, 6. National l.eague A t New York-Iloston, rain. , A t Philndclphin-B.'ooklyn, rain. Others not arhedulcd. k Ml *4 Ra to American l.eague A t ('hicago-l)etroit, |»ostponed, too cold (Com e to Florida, warm here!. *4 A t Wnshington-Philndclphia, rain. *4 A t Boston, 6*1; Now York, 3-fl. *4 A t Cleveland, 1; St. Louis, 15. Rn R» American Association Ra A t Toleda-Milwnukcc, rain. Rn A t Columbus, fl; Kansas City, 10. A t Indianapolis, 7; Minneapolis, 1. R4 A t Louisville, 7; St. Paul, 7 (cnllcd Re nt the end o f the thirteenth on account Ra R.t o f darkness). *3 R1 Southern Association R4 At Mobile, 4; Atlanta, 0. A t New Orleans, 3; Birmingham. 0. R-4 M At » nattnnooga, 2; I.illc Bock, 3. R.t A t Nashville, 2; Memphis, I. Ru R4 G AM ES TO D A Y Ra Lakeland at Orlando. Ra Tampa nt Daytona. Ra St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. Ra •a l e a g u e s t a n d in g a V,'.' L . ...... ^ ^ ”f i,H-nK' they will certainly have to he paid. Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with P. B. This is our policy and the public will It. Claim Department, ten years, S e n -j |readily understand it. There are ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc countless notices in the paper every W A N T E D Old mirror to , , H v i i . ,|*y t|,,„ not perfect satisfaction and prices rens giving the a ffa ir are not selling any­ unable. —Miller A Son. P.l-Ote thing. Advertising is the stock in LOST LO ST— Tool Imx with tools and f i x ­ tures an Ninth and Oak Ave. Boturn to Herald office. Howard. 20 3tp FOR RKNT FOR RENT trade o f the newspaper and is the only menus the new*pa|>ers have of making a living. I f n,i one ever paid for business advertisements the news­ paper would Inst about one day. We hope tills explanation thnt has been made so many times will sutfiee and that thereafter our position on the question o f free notices and paid no­ tices will In- thoroughly understood. T H R E E BOOMS U PS T A IB S . IIA I.I. A N D FR O N T PORCH, LIGHT A N D W A TK B . $15.00 PK K MONTH. 015 T H E STORY OF I.A U B H I. A V E N U E . lH-4tp H i l l B E N T—Tw o furuixhed rooms and kitchenette, Oi l Second Street. * if “FIND THE WOMAN” *• Ml SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Either it rains tonight or we jump in the lake. Wo have predicted rain fo r the past two days and all signs pointed thnt w ay nnd goodness knows they pointed thnt way today just ns straight or straighter thnn signs point to u still in the hay head when you see smoke coining from the tree tops and yet nnd yet nnd yet, wel, sometimes nil signs fail. However, it will rain tonight. But then it is lovely weather, don’t you think? Nights nrc cool nnd 11 blanket is needed— in Dccembcr, sometimes when you are camping out in Dakola. 5:10 A. M. A P K II. 20. 1922 Maximum ................... 85 Minimum ..................... C5 Range .............. 09 Barometer 30.30 Calm nnd cloudy. Cleveland ............ 5 l New York ............ 42 Philadelphia ...... ....... 4 2 Chicago ... . .2 3 Washington ................ 2 4 Boston .............. 2 4 Detroit .... ............. 05 to Also“ A Family Affair” a Comedv Ro to R4 to to to Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Rt Ra R4 Friday and SaturdayM A R Y PIC K FORI) in “ SUDS” ; also “ A Sun­ less Sunday” and Fox News. m ira a u m s E Ra Rfl *•) R-q A T T E M P T E D TO BURN R-4 D A Y T O N A WOOD BP. I Dug* R« An attempt was mndc to bum tvt Ra R . o f the wooden bridges connectinj R4 Daytona and the Bench last right. Ra Tho fires were set by scattering crud* R» oil on the enst end o f tho central Ra south bridges. On the latter a h 1, Ra large enough fo r n hoso to fall tkn Ru was bumed.~-DeI.nnd News Ra Knthalccn M allory Circle will h»r* Ra Ra n Cooked Food Snle and Vegi tal>lu Pharmacy Suturdsy, to at the Union t| Ra April SDth. — .833 Your friends may forket you ti ,-CGV you grow poor, but the same old bills •007 drop in on you once a month. .400 .333 C U T T H IS O U T— IT IS WOBTII .333 MONEY .000 Cut out this slip, enclose with 5e and mail It to Foley & Co., 283'* Shtf.. Southern Association [field Ave., Chicago, HI., writing your Won Lost name and nddress clearly. You will Atlanta ................... 5 3 receive in return n trinl package con­ Nashville ................... 5 3 taining Foley’s Honey and Tar r. mLittle Bock ......... 5 3 pound for coughs, colds and croup; Mobile ................ 4 3 Foley Kidney Pills fo r pains in sides Memphis . 4 4 r>00 and back; rheumatism, backache, kidNew Orlcnns .. .. 3 4 420 ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Birmingham ...... .... 3 5 375 Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome snd Chattanooga .............. 2 0 250 thoroughly cleansing cathnrtir for 1 n'stipation, biliousness, headache . »r>d Snlt W ater Fish, lOo lb.— l i l l i s ’ sluggish bowels. Sold everywhtn Market. Phone 200. 21-2tp Adv. ................ ..■ s s s s s i i i i B i s i i m i i i i i n i i 10 Stores in Georgia— ________________________________ _________________ •1 Store in Florid. The Churchwell Co.l Sanford’s N o v Store Phone 127 ! LADIES’ SAILORS MEN’S STRAW HATS In Different Shapes ” KUds" M ary Bickfords forthcomjpg production for United Artists which will ho seen here in Sanford Friday and Saturday nights, might well l»e termed “ Tho Tide o f n Shirt," fo r the scenes are all Initl in a little FOB S A I.E — New Irish potatoes, one FOB B EN T— Seven room house, lo­ laundry in the alums o f London, nnd bushel or more, $2.00 per bushel, de­ cated on Sanford Heights. 10-tfr Miss Bickford, as Amanda A f flick, livered in Sanford. W rite postal card weaves such a romance about the FOB B E N T— Two unfurnished rlioms, to 010 Palmetto Ave. 20-.'ltp hath, for lighthousekeeping. (loot I Jshirt which hns been left |,y a casual FOB S A L K — Potato barrels In any location. Apply "K . S.’’, care of Her­ customer thnt even her girl chums quantity, special pricea on car lots, ald OITicc. G-tfe believe it almost ns much ns herself. correspondence solicited, Clearwater Having preached the philosophy of M fg, Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc Kindness in ’’ Pollynnnn," Mary Bick­ ford in “Suds" tenches the advantag­ FOB S A L E OB L E A S E -O n e 30 acre. STOP— LO O K— BEAD es and consolation o f a vivid imagin­ one 10 acre Sanford nve. walking FB U IT-PBO D U C B S llll I'F.IIS ation, nnd when Lavender the de­ distance to city. Tw o luLs corner Try our expert service, collecting Baillivery hasp, i snhout to he sold for Center and him ave. Two lots west road Claims. Orlginnl. Vouchers side Palmetto ave., 50 ft from Elev­ sent direct to claimants.— Enstern glue, she rescues him, takes him up two flighty o f stairs to her room and enth St, Make offer. II. T. Corey, tells him such wonderful tnles thnlR LEGION SANA PHONE HAND /owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los A nge­ even this poor old animal believes It. les, C alif. 2HKtf; 29-tf But with all Amanda A f flick is u lit W ill Pin) for the Men’s Club Vaude­ FOR SALK — ONE I (l-ACRE tie figure true to life with Miss ville Tuesday Night FARM , 5 TILE D . 5 NOT Thirty members o f the Legion baud Bickford's deft touches she brings CLEARED, $.1,500; ONE 10- will give their first public concert on the audience hack from laughter to ACRE FARM, 5 TILE D A N I) * N O T n P A D V II run I Tu',’M,ny l*vt'nin8 “ t the Pnrish House tears and hark again with her wonder­ ,n connection will, „ vaudeville pro- ful tnles to the tragic termination of 10-ACHE FARM. A L L C LE AR ­ gram. It might be interesting to her romance. ED A N I) TILE D . SM ALL some’ people know tnni thnt ithe instrui i n iT u i* 1 ttiv tt . . * 1 V I * .■"•in1 inhijmc to in Know THESE FARMS* JOIN ? AND me" U ,n ‘ h,‘ or**nix" llon re present nn expenditure of about $1,500. It is W IL L SE LL SE PAR ATE OR the only snxnphone baud in this part TOGETHER. T H E Y ARE A T of the country and with the progress LOADING STATION, LOTS OF they are now making hid well to sur­ W A TE R AND HIGH GRADE pass anything in tho country for qunlE XTRA GOOD LOAD OF CE LE R Y LAND. ’ IT W IL L By o f miinir. MULES FOR S A LE OR TRADE P A Y YOU TO INVESTIGATE. Added to this attraction are several — H. II. LEWIS. l9-5t; w-ltc numbers by the best local talent in A T RRADY’S I1ARN. FOB B A L E — Warehouse with R. B. the city. Quartette, solo work und siding. Within four blocks o f center character readings.' Tho price of the o f city. attraction is within tho reach of all ‘ Geo. V\ K N IG H T and soon tirkeu will ho passed among * 272-tfc you. 2l-3t|s FOB B EN T— Furnished and unfur­ nished rooms, 200 Park avenue. UM)t|» J. C. HUMAN SANFORD ■ A I.OVKKS S T U N T M U roj < A Special Cast in to • ca ■ a STRAW S $1.75 W A N TE D > Ra Ra Ra For Florida: F air tonight and Friday; slightly cooler tonight. Ra t o R a t o R a t o R a R a r a Inquire nt wl,l,nK nnxious to help every 5-tfdh Wor,h>' enterprise hut when a notico sTiore Claim U l - » . >;..cr.t - T O N IG H T - ra ra Ra to Ra !• lorida Slate League1 Won Lout St. Petersburg 9 0 Lakeland 9 0 For County Commissioner. Daytona 8 0 I hereby unnounco my enndidacy for Tampa 7 8 the position nf county commissioner Jacksonville 0 8 in District No. I subject to the de­ Orlando 10 5 cision o f the Democratic primary to be held on June lith, 1922. Nnlionnl League G. L. BLEDSOE. Won I-ost New York 4 1 N O T IC E TO T H E PU B LIC St. Louis .. 4 0 Chicago 4 The Hornld does not and will 0 Philadelphia 3 .COO Pittsburgh 3 3 .500 O Brooklyn 3 .100 where something is sold. Such notices Boston 1 1 •200 are business notices and take the same Cincinnati 1 5 .107 place that the same kind o f notices take when the business men o f San­ American League ford take spneo in the Herald. This Won Lo Pet. paper is w illin g and does give away S t l-otli* •I 4 •007 more space than any newspaper in -----this stale or any other state and is ----- - - THE WEATHER FLORIDA to 50c $ 3.98 m ik a d o panam a $3.50 P A Y CASH Sec Our Straw Hats We Sell Them For Less ; The Churchwell Co.j FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS W ELAKA BLOCK I �he is forced to take it back— just like a hen-pecked husband— say, that's no P l k l t o k H * » r r y t I U n i M i U f « | t l i t * Job fo r Dawson. H e could rest easier « s r af I hr- l i m i t l l a l l t l u K , IUT ns head o f a girl's college. M ag n o lia A » r , Saafar4, I ' U . ----- — o — ■John Rockefeller has le ft Ormond for N ew York a fte r spending the r i'U L IK lIK It n winter in Florida and he has prom­ ________________ B a ilo r J. H O L L Y . S e c r r t a r a - T r r a - a r r r ised the editor o f tho Herald that he ML J . LI 1,1, Alt II ( i r a r r a l ■N i u i r t & . NRKL. -C. A- III AVI \ ___ I I r r a U l l o a M a n > | r r would come over to Sanford next f h a a a 14M a y to flrVO P . M. year nnd take a try at our extra K t t r t l i l a g llatra H a i r K a a w a hazardous g o lf links. Also that ho A p p l lr a tl a a would not charge the trip to the con­ Xofc-rrlptloa I’t l r t la AAtraara sumers o f gas and oil. •Oar I n r ........ ----------- o----------- THE HERALD PRINTING CD. Oar D r l l t r r r t l a C ll y ky C a r r t fP W e j k ________________________1> C f a U p a ir W eakly Ilf M railaalf C a n If •14 ______ fallffty o*rra , f______ n4t If aa la p a k t l f k r4t n t r y f r l d a y . A i t t f l l a l aKx r a t f f w a i t kn ow n a a a p p l l f a l l r w o r r a t I f la pallllfa. a l w a y In adtraaff.______ ■ B M II B It T ill' A SS O C IA T E !! I’ l l K M The Associated Press Is oxcluaivcly entitled to the use fo r republiention o f all news dispatches credited to R or not otherwise credited in this pa­ per and also the local news published herein. A ll rights o f ropublicatinn o f spec­ ial dispatches herein arc also re­ served. its two fine wells h is overtaxed the as possible,'and settle down to busi­ 'supply and the city is already plan­ ness. This hsa been s grea t year in ning on another well and expects to Florida, since the first o f January. drill fo r one some o f these days. The The prices o f vegetables, berries, and equipment also at the plant is inad­ citrus fruits, have stimulated indus­ equate to take care o f the added bus­ try, incited to greater plantings, and iness and this fact has suddenly pointed the w ay to a greater develop­ |dawned on the city to such an extent ment fo r the state. thnt we arc left practically helpless It would be fa r better-for those pa­ nnd forced to trust to good luck and pers o f the state which are moving to the elements to keep down the chan­ "bring out another man," w herever a g e s o f a conflagration. During this candidate is announced, to adopt the dry weather nnd with the w ater pres­ nolicy o f lettin g the politicians play sure so low and supply so small it their own game, and* turn the atten­ would be n great calnmity should a tion o f the papers to the business o f ThtrSavannah cty council passed an fire break out and fo r that reason ev ­ encouraging peacefulness in party ordinance against jnzz dancing but ery citizen should be most careful in ranks, saving time, money and abil­ tho trouble with the enforcement o f thnt respect and see that no chances ity, fo r something really upbuilding, this ordinance w ill be the'au th ority aro taken. There is n way in which ] and assisting the constructive press who con safely draw the line be­ the pumps could connect up with j o f Florida to make Florida, this year. tween jnzz dnneing and tho other Lake M irror nnd at Lake W ire and noted for the lack o f attention paid kind. The modern dances are so fa r Ijik e Morton direct and water could to politicians.— 1 T ampS Tribune. nway from tho old stylo dances that If you wain to know “ Who’s Who," it w ill be difficult to find a man who Just use one of your w ife’s hand em­ be pumped out o f tho lakes directly •to the hose, but thnt is unsatisfactory. ' M E N ’S C LU B V A U D E V IL L E knows the difference. broidered guest towels. This situation ha sbeen known fo r a H A S B EEN PO STPO N E D . — o— . . — year or more an dsnouid have had nt- ‘ • — ____ T 1IK HOOTI.Er.GBK8 M O T T O its affairs. In other words tho Post tention earlier. * The wntcr plant W ill Be Held Evening of April 25*1h at C A V E A T EM PTO K. now Insists on a complete housecloan- needed expension and additions and the Parish ’ House i____ ing in the board o f trustees, rem oving now thnt the demand has outgrown J. M. Doran is the name of the therefrom the dend timber with the supply, it leaves the taxpayer Owing to the fact that the High head o f the Industrial alcohol nnd which the institution hau been bur- rather iust trusting to luck and hop- School Is staging a play on the evenchemical division o f tho enforce- dened fo r decades. b ig that nothing will happen out o f lnK ot A pril 21st the Mon’s Club has mont forces Tho time to apply the knife has the ordinary until the changes nre tnl<cn this mnttcr into consideration himself at alt as to n man’s conntitu-come nnd it must 1* applied vigorous- niulj0t nn,| j f this dry weather con- iini1 postponed their vnudcvillc zjiow Fatty Arbuckle can’t come back until the "H n y-in g" season is T o o much h a vV c ver for” thc fa t 1 1 7 ti,0n,‘ 1 r ’ K!'t to drink ° L Cnt. whnto™ r * ________ ‘ his appetite craves. Thnts not his business, but ho is vitally concerned Ij»dy Astor, bless her sweej picture, with the qunlity o f the drink which has arrived in this country to visit man puts into his stomach In these her old home in \ irginin. Wo sup- ^degenerate days, and ho issues what pose every Virginian will now tell should stand as a solemn warning to about how he know her in her infan Y>oozero who permit their nppo nr *ites to overpower their judgment. He has analyzed 40.000 samples o f seized whiskey, an dhas found only 2 per rent o f that vast flood safe to drink. Thnt report should stand as a pretty good prohibition argument for everybody except crazy fools. O f the whiskey which he analyzed, Dr. „„„ “ Crook criticizes Nutt” says headline in pnpera. Just the old adage that says when Crooks fall out with Nutts it is time fo r tho bootleggers to tie in lied—nnd so they will be, wo •»pinc. tv. cutting out nil the cancer, that has |„,on eating nt the life of this great ,,m| worthy institution. _____ is _ ______ _ wrong ____ ^ .......... ..... There nothing with Rol|jn„ „ „ nn academic institution, but there is something vitally wrong with jts ndministrnton and the sooner the matter is opened up nnd tho vermlf „ nn appendix removed, the sooner w ii| RoIlinA again tnko her place In the ranks o f the Nnlion’s great cdncationnl institutions." TH E V A L U E OF A S E T T L E R '• » « . " »> »< •'"""< * «ooroto,y o f .ho * nnd many others that have ontcrui*. cd in Sanford. Tho program will hlt| many aurprises and will afford u evening o f fun with Sanford’s loai talent. lS-tfc THERE’S A REASON W hy in it, D. L. Thrasher', bail, ness continues to grow, nnd salM| ^ fijv t three months c f this y,.,r tr, bigger than during the sante length of time in 1021 T There’s n Reason, He sells fo r cash only. Everybody know* they can buy cheaper fo r cash inj the buying public is spending it. moo. ey with the store that sells f.,r csih only. Good reasoning, you vil] agree. I f you have not been trading with him, he invites you to hi* -torr, with the assurance o f his greatest ef­ fort to please you, by serving you in tho most courteous manner and giving in exchange fo r your money, iu vaIu*. D. L. T H RASHKH. tinues the situation is going to g et un*il Tuesday, A pril 25th. worse, instead o f better." A ten-act vaudeville \program has 18-d6tc; w -ltc -o- ■ T R Y IN G TO B RIN G O U T A N O T H E R "O , wo nre working to bring out another man," said Editor George Hosnicr, o f tho Mnnntee River Jour„nt, in tho city Monday in reply to .t renmrk concerning Mr. Bryan’s refus„i to oppose Senator Trammell. I f W illiam Jennings Brynn, the best known Democrat nlive todny, a f­ ter Woodrow Wilson, looked careful­ ly over the political horizon, scanned Yep! VVe Beat A ll Records Last Night! ■ “TH E ■ ■ ■ ■ : W illi. JJ" Uk. I T . D k w 'i b f c h S ta to r Trammell, without finding one com­ fortable, encouraging sign, bold and brave indeed must be tho other man this statu this year who would duro memory spirited porfore what Brynn saw ahead! son. * The Tribune cannot concelvo but Mr. I’owcl stated thnt every new . . . . . . thnt Editor Hosmer was in Jest, fo r M h, 9 f “ ™! munity, whether lie buys property or he ls n r,,ro humorist, when he derent his home is worth $2,500 to elated 'l \ e nre working to bring out another " another man man." It is evident that I'm im m u n ity . Thl._ .lolem en t w o . Florida is not in humor for any un­ backed UP *’>’ " P urM f r,,m the census political scrambles this roPort** l o w i n g the expenditures o f er candidates are nnnoun,ht* ■ « » * " fnmll>’ 11,1,1 thf ^ r o a s o 'J ’ barely six w^eks to the priin valuation o f property thnt comes ™ mary, than nlmost before in the his­ wilh ' " ‘Tensed population. By fur the larger part o f the value tory o f the primary law. The inclina- HO § Was so greatly attended lart night that seats could not he gotten for everybody. “ T H E HOODOO," given by the Class of ‘22. will In- giw-n at the HIGH SCHOOL AGAIN TONIGHT O f the many sound and thought- the hmvens, nrd veritably plucked The Democrats in Michigan intend wins o f v u y l m d w c u o f d o o d l i n g T h o ,. 1. no » to make it warm fo r old man New - --------------• from wood ................ alcohol up American Legion Saxaphone E. A . Ball Jimmie Kobson Lucille Aspinwall Takach Robert Herndon John Schirard Maurice Hclston 35 and 50 Cents— Come Early and Get a Scat ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I isisaaisssssiaaMiil ■ DELICIOUS nuc stamps are freely used. The i■ Those nurses who are ing up sickness and mortality among the ■ ■ with the sick German ami Russian buyers o f bootleg whiskey proves delegates think the crisis will have Hu ir ignorance of tho deadly nature pnssed today some time. And then " f Hie concoctions which they drink. the nurses will find out that they have T h« prohibition argument will seto , . , U . « l thcm ielve. for nolhinu. " * Um II In lime, f.„* the o o tl. mho Demand the genltine— name stamped on every crown —ask contend for the right o f every man fo r it by name W e are to have the "big navy" o f to decide fo r himself what he shall B ottled only’ by HG.OOO men instead o f the “ littlo nn- drink w ill ail he dead, if they put 'n practice the doctrines which they v y " o f 07,000 men and this w ill be prnr Drinkers nowadays rro Inkgood news to those 78 million men preach .he odds who are now standing around w ait­ ing fearful chances with P,* c» . o f PW fwrty In U k e U n d ing fo r the chance to "join the navy against them UH to 2. Th y are flirdepends on the sjzo o f the town nnd i s i i s n i i i i i x i B i m i n ............................................... ............................. .... ting with death or blindness. Those snd sec the world,'* yes. 'w h o rely upon the assertions o f the the Improvements here, nnd it m«• » Sheriffs arc hoin.' Investigated ir. .... t '. 'g . , . - m mei' leaning leaning on on aa broken broken ,1" t 1,0 forgotten that the improveseveral counties in the state hccnusc r‘M''b They are not competent scion-1 ,n‘ " * ar' ’ * •' " " Zc they nre neglecting their duty nnd d fic authority, r.or are they Interest- l,r tnJ, Since this is true, wo can estimate while Governor Hardee is not taking ‘‘<1 in the results that follow the ini. how much we ran afford to expe*,d out nny officials fo r personal reasons billing o f the stuff they sell. Thei come A large selection of delightfully cool and pleasingly refreshing .Summer Frocks, In a vast a s ­ *•» ««• • • to this ho w ill certainly dunntid thnt they only Interest is to got it o ff their to im,“ cc do their full duty or ho will tnko hands ns quickly ns possible, nt tho romn»unlty to live. It is easily seen sortment of all new and populnr materials, for the dainty Miss, for the matronly Woman, nnd largest possible profit, nnd esenpo ll al w‘* nrt' ,,wny Ahead on tho prop, , them out nt once. the stylish stouts, for 4he woman of larger proportions. In Millinery and Accessories our line the penalties o f the law. They are W o ,mvc »l'cnt ,om c —---------oJacksonville’s population is now governed by tho ancient legal motto f,,r pubjlrity. hut the totnl amount is is complete. We can clothe you for your summer vacation. Your inspection invited. UtOJi4() according to the new dircc- ° f caveat emptor—let the buyers lie- insignificant compared to the number tory. We really bellovo thnt if nil tho ware. They sell their stu ff ns is, nnd *'■ npw cilizens constantly rotning inFlorida cities were to have a new the buyer takes his chances in drink- ,0 tho community, multiplied by Mr PoWell’s estimate o f $2,500 a fam ily count this statu would show some It- Tumpn Times. I f we were to be more generous in -o — surprising figures fo r the state has W ITH Hie matter o f publicity nnd so induce gained many thousands since the o f­ N O TH IN G T H E M A T T E R still Inrger numbers o f families to R O LLIN S — B U T — ficial count was mnde. come hero, wo should he still further — — o — —...... When Purest l^ikc atiru-d up the Thu \\ inter Park Post nnd othtr j nbead.— Lakotand Telegram. ■. ■ - ■ (>— — ' Unusual pretty frocks for summer wear. For Supberb headwear for all occasions, in large State road department ho obtained ro- P*pcrs nearby areJnlking about tho ..DELAWARE IH A UM EL CRUNCH.. In Bottles Everywhere The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company IS S H O W I N g\ DRESSES I ■ MILLINERY afternoons, for the beach, for almost any oc­ suits nnd they w ill l>e apparent at financial affairs' of Rollins College W E II W E P L E N T Y OF W A T E R or small design. Amazingly beautiful. Pic­ the next molding o f that body. Mr. nnd it seems that where then- is so casion we have the selection to choose from. ture hats, charming hats for street wear, and Lake knew whnt he was talking much snuiku there must be some fire. It seems thnt the present dry s (m»I New materials and patterns of exceptional about nnd ho tnlkcd to some purpose. -’I he Post says thnt the institution is is one o f the worst thnt Fiorina has beauty predominate. Bimini Crepes, Im­ Dashing Sport Hats for motoring or the *' A n<1 maybe Seminole county will tviw "II right hut thoy need general house suffered in many years at this time ported Ratines, OrgandioA, Dotted Swisscs, g et somethin); in the way o f state aid. cleaning among the trustees nnd o f the year nnd many Florida cities bench. Snilors in all popular shades. Trans­ Voiles and Ginghams are the materials to - ■ — o----------j other officers—thiyt they have been nre complaining o f the lack of water. parent hats in Horsehair Braid and Straws The Nobles o f the Mystic Shrine running along for twenty years with- Some of them have been forced to choose from, in n large variety of colors. wil cnptnro Sanford sometime In May " ut audit o f tho books and there have the citizens cut out sprinkling Popularly priced— o f all descriptions. Prices— and they will give the cilizens over to should he n real shake-up in the tnnn. the lawns nnd some only use wntcr slaughter for one whole day. W hor- agement o f tho School, in the mornings to conserve the sup. ever they pitch their tents they us"E o r twenty years the adminlitra- l,ty. Luckily Sanford is supplied unity have a big time and Sanford Hoi. o f the linnnrcs has tn-on in the with deep artesian wells thnt have n a , wil g iv e them the koys fo r one day bands o f ono man, with merely sem- constant flow o f water nnd while the ■ n and let them romp to their heart’s blance o f supervision by the commit- wntcr is hnrd and contains sulphur content. *‘,p nni1 I" "R these twenty years not gas tbb supply is nlwnys there nnd .. . - ■o----------- onto has n competent milt been made tht water is always pdre. In fuel we m W o may be dumb just likn n,n oys- " r effort to determine if the con- , nn congratulate ourselves just now m ter but we would like to rise anil duct o f the institution has been along that wo have plenty o f water and remark in a fine and high pitched H'" Rues ns proposed and outlined by should there bo a fire in the busim voice thnt to our notion tho office o f »bosc wl>« bav* supported it finnnei- m ss district we should ho able to * n State EquaUiter menna hut littlo. I f "R- Says Thu Post: pump the water from the lake If All Crepo de Chine nnd GeorHAND­ White nnd colored Ilntistc Shirt­ “ There is no use trying to place the anything should happen to the pipes he says d » this and do that and then getto Waists nnd Overblouscs. MADE onus o f this condition on one man'; „ r the present water supply. Tho waists. Specially priced All colors. ?r>.9,r> to ?G.r>0 grades $.'1.50 Grade enrh nnd every trustee is severely Lakeland Htnr Is among other state nt and jointly responsible nnd each ono pn|H-rs talking about the limited w alat only ....... should be called to nn accounting fo r supply ns follow s; $3.95 Grade his dereliction o f duty. j -The other morning the Star droponly ........ Tho Post has known of this smoul- ,,cd the hint that through the dry J dering condition for many moons, and weather the water supply of the city m has permit '.cd other papers to scoop or the pumps were shy in one way m JUST RECEIVED FIRST SHIPM ENT OF TH E 1NEPTUNES’ DAUGHTER” BATHING • ■ it in new hitems, became it had hop- or another. There have been severs! • b (‘‘ l 4o the existing conditions eor- mornings recently when the water m S U IT S m J reeled without the publicity o f wash- would hardly run in second story fnum £ ing dirty linen in public, because it cots of the city and tho fire chief ■ ------ - — — J ■ had hoped that the trustees would states thnt a fire now would bo a most ■ ■ _____ J J awake to their sense of responsibility disastrous proposition because they Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ ■ nnd duty nnd would see that the evils would have only tho pumper to give ■ were corrected. pressure nnd to fight it with nnd that vice Our .Motto '£ Now that the outburst hns come, is u limited means. The pressure nt Jr " ow Hint the matter is laid In-fore the this tlaie all over the city Is nlmost J public there is one thing thnt the Post nothing nnd whether it is because o f ■ ’ WHERE STYLE REIGNS" ■ 3 must insist on now and thnt la a gtn- the lack o f water supply or o f equipPhones» ID '-tlK ■ ■ J «rnl houaoclonnlng, not only in the fl- m int The Star m no one else knows East Flfut StrcetW B LA K A BLOCK -Opposito Ford Service Station ■ ■ nancla! administration o f the Institu- definitely but it would appear that it tion, but In the general handling o f is because o f both. This city has ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a * a a B a a a a a B a a a a a M a » a a a * s i« « a a a a a a a a B B iiB a $4.50 TO $22.50 $3.95 TO $19.75 Special-Saturday and SMonday Only WAISTS m G R O C E R IE S ! FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DF.ANF T U R N E R $4.95 $3.50 $2.50 ^ $2.75 J \cBaumeVs Specialty j �PAGE T H R U I llf The \B «u rU tr4 I'rrs tl M O NTREAL, April 20.— A coupio o f two-year-old babies that (jot mixed up in a hospital four months njto and have since been livinjr In the wnmj; household without cither mother realizing it, were properly redistributed today. The babies, Pansy Dyke and Myrtle Bartlett, both web footed, were (riven to the wrong mothers after their ,recovery' from diptheria. Pansy is fair and Myrtle A CHECK ON part o f County Commissioner's District No. S. anil Justice o f the Peace District No. i And he It fu rther resolved that the foregoing resolution be recorded In the R egistry o f Deeds, In the o f f ic e o f C|*rk o f the t'lrrult Court o f Seminole County, Florida And be It further resolved, that the above and fo re g o in g resolution shall be published In the Sanford Herald, the only newspaper published In Seminole County, once a week fo r four weeks. Done nnd ordered In open session on this the tlh day o f April, A. D. ISIS, U A. llflU M L E Y . (H E A L ) Chairman O P SW OPE, C. W Yourself Do not try to pay bills w ithout a checking nccount. Illy The A a sn rla lrd Press) O C ALA, April 20.— United States Commissioner Williams today dismis­ sed the charge o f helping act fin* to the Ocala National Forest, against J. J. Hudncll hut held him under a two thousand dnlnr bond on n charge o f conspiracy. miRt-tY VIRGINIA TH E C IT Y R E G IS T R A T IO N ROOKS A R E NOW O PE N A T T H E C IT Y H A L L A N D W IL L R E M A IN O PE N U N T IL T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2. 1922. L. R. P H IL IP S , 20 10tc City Registration Officer. FOR CONGRESS Fourth Congressional District uf Florida W.A. MacWILLIAMS? FIFTEEN In a new package that fits the pocket— A t a price that fits the pocket-book— The same unmatched blend of T urkish . Vi r g in ia and B u r l e y Tobaccos CutnnlHil by *1 1 1 *••••— ^ 1 JU F IF T H AVK. NfewVfMCIll Smi IIILLS IIO R O U G II SH E R IF F CHARGED W IT H L A X IT Y IN EN FO RC IN G L A W S PltOTKCTIVK T A R IF F REDUCTION PRO D UC TIO N COSTS A R E N E C E S S A R Y Illy The l i t ) T h e Aa>«rln|rd I'reaai tM u rln lrd I'rra a l WASHINGTON, April 20.— Conaidm tion uf the administration ta riff bill was begun in the Scnntc today, with a naddress by Chairman McCumi<*r. of the Finance Committee, who declared the protective t a r iff and « reduction in the production costa were necessary, "reconstruct commercial bridge across rhnsm separating cost of production in the United States nnd abroad." lilt; LOSS OF L IF E RESULT OF EX PLO SIO N NEAR S A L O N IK A . GREECE »ll;i Th r V* «i»i lct l« il l ' r r » « I ATHENS, Greece, April 29.— Sal­ onika advices report n great loss of life result of an explosion o f w ar ma­ terial stored near the Salonika rail­ way station. Hundreds o f children wire buried in the ruins o f n church on which shells fell nnd It ic believed •hit eighteen hundred soldiern aro I in ruins o f a barracks which wi.s demolished. T A L L A H A S S E E , April 20.— Sher­ i f f Spencer nnd Solicitor Givens of Hillsborough county were accused of laxity before Governor Ilnrdce by a uclcgntion of thirty county citizens hcro Monday, will be given n hearing by the Governor, it was nnnounced to­ day. The Governors office said the delegation charged the officials with laxity In enforcing laws n West Tnm pn. • THERE IS A REASON Thu countries in Europe and especially Germ any have just started buying coffee nnd they have bought all o f the avail­ able supply for the next several months, so the price o f cof­ fe e may go to war tim e prices before it gets any less. Th e Peoples Bank of Sanford cordinlly invites ■ you to become one o f ita customers. j The Peoples Bank of Santord j CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY “ SERVICE TH A T COUNTS" W e hnndlc everyth ing in THE FR U IT AN D VEGETABLE LINE Cnr I.ots or Less. Ship us ■ a m a a ■ a a a a Richmond, Virginia C an Y o u whether Ilnur is cheap low-grade blenched up mil mixed with poor chemicals? Probably not. But you can protect your table by using MONEY BOY FLOUR (S E L F R IS IN G ) Duality flour made in “ Am erica's F irst M ill." A sk your grocer. FLORIDA GROCERY CO. IIIS TIIIIIU T01I8. I'A I.A T K * . BlisJi Jyhlhng Co. SEYM O UR. IN I). C H U L U O T A IN N On the Okeechobee llranch o f the Florida B u t Coait Railway, Chulnol « , Fla., among Ihe pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern hrlrk hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. Plrst class cuisine. Rate* *2.50 to $150 per dny; $10 In $IH per week, ac­ cording to location uf roam. MRS. CIIAS. D. BRUM LEY, Manager J\ A WtM-renB l" nrdrr to rstnlilieh Y ' j Nothing tlirer for gifts than fine district nnd vottn* . . nririiui it »||| lie ne. issiiry «n_reyi-e stationery. Going below cost fo r two unit change the boundary line* o f Elec weeks at the Herald office. 18-3tp lion District No t. known n . (lone* i. additional election SANFORD ■ ■ m I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ COFFEE ALWAYS FRESH B el-J ar C offee Com pany -MIAMI YORKIII! M ARBLE & G R AN ITE WORKS JOHN GOVE. Proprietor Therefore, lie It resolved that nn ad ­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ditional election district nnd voting precinct tie and the e.nne In hereby | 10 1N W r it First Btreet 101H W rsl First Btrael created am! established In Seminole County, Florida, to lie known «* OSCEOLA. El.FICTION D IS T IH C T S'" I t the te rritory comprising anld elec­ tion d is to r t being described na followsA COMftrglnulng wltete lire Kaat shore o f IIAB JU ST REC EIVED Mullet laike In t e r r e d * the North line I’ L K T K L IN K OF o f Section Knur. Townahlp Twenty. South o f llan ge T h i r t y - t w o Kaat. run thence K a il to the Northeast corner o f said Section Knur, thence South to the corner o f Sections Three, Four. Nina • and Ten Township Tw enty South. — Han (re T h ir ty - tw o East, thence East on the South line o f a.tld Section Three and It* extension in the center of Lake O N E-PIE C E, PO R C E L A IN L IN E D 2 llnrney, thence N ortherly through 1j»ke Harney to the St. Johns Itlver. thence W esterly down the renter litre o f the St. Johns Itlver to the nutlet o f Mullet l-nke. thence Southeasterly through Mullet laikc to the point o f beginning. The v otin g place In said election d is­ trict to tie nt the Coil!no-Vary of the Osceola t’ yprrss Company nt Osceola. Florida, And, lie It Further Itesolved. that Ihe Imundary lines o f Election District No. WATCH FOR OUR WINDOW D IS PLA Y FRID AY *. known ns G E N E V A , from hneceforth shall lie ns follows. to-w|t: Drglnnlng nt the quarter section c o r ­ ^ ner on the West boundary of Seel ion Nineteen, Township T w e n ty South. Range T h ir t y - t w o East, run West to center o f loike Jessup, thence N orth­ erly along Ihe center line o f Lake Jis sup to the St. Johns Itlver. thence Easterly up the center line o f the Hi. Johns Itlver lo the entrance Into Mul­ A L L HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE . i i let I,ake, thence Southeasterly through Mullet lorke to where the North tine of Remember within the four walls of a Refrigerator there la a Section Four. Township T w e n ty South. Ila n g r T h ir ty -tw o East Intersects the secret. That secret is tp preserve ice. We have It East nhors o f Mullet Ijake, thence Fast to the Nortlirsat corner o f said Section Four, thence South to the corner o f Sections Three. Four, Nine and Ten In Township T w e n t y Mouth, flange Tlilrthe t y - tw o Klet, thence ' “East along ‘ South boundary o f said Section Three and Ita extension to ths center o f lathe Ilsrney. thence Southerly through iatke Ils r n e y to the St Johns lllver. thence Southerly up the re n te r of the Hi. Johns lliv e r to Its Intersection best Refrlgrra- a with the center line o f Ihe Kcontock- This I. positively hatrhlo Creek, thence W e s te rly u p the : tor on the Market Today renter line o f eald creek to the range line between Ranges Thlrty-on# and T h ir t y - t w o Eaet on the Kaat boundary -----C A L L A N D SBB IT ---’•■■■■■sisisiniiiiaiiiiiRaaaiiiiiBiBSBaaiiiziiaiiiiiM o f Section T w elve. Tow nehlp T w e n ty - L E CLEAN 0 M AUI.E A1 REFRIGERATORS ! One Day Each Week We Will Hold a Special 5 " Sale on Some Article in Our Store S THIS WEEK IT WILL BE R E F R I G E R A T O R S -------------------AND ON-------------------- SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd 1 D r in k \ nn accurate record o f your expenditures. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Don’ t Blame Your Grocer Because CofTee is Costing More -NEW To the White Democratic Voters of Practically all motorists recognize the benefit o f n spring overhauling for the car. And within a few weeks, thousands will lie attacking this task more or less assiduously nccording to their enthusiasm or their fam iliarity with the subject. Rot the elimination o f carbon, the tightening up o f the bearing, Imlts nnd nuts, and the freshening effects o f a cont o f paint are not sufficient, according to J. R. Ray, manager of the local Exidc Service Stntian. "The battery," snys Mr. Ray "requircs more or less attention at all times of the year, but especially after it has stood in the car— idle or other­ wise throughout the winter. "Corrosion may have taken (dace nround the terminals. This should bo carefully scraped tiff and vaseline spread over them to prevent further trouble of this kind. "The erndie In which the battery rests, is frequently so badly corroded by acid, that, figuratively speaking, the battery is only held by » thread. In fart, 1 have seen a man's battery drop out on the road because the mo­ torist had failed to examine Ids' cradle. "The wisest course is to drive the car to the nearest service station eith­ er before or alter you have complet­ ed the rest o f the overhauling. Here, nn expert battery man can test your battery, tell whether it needs any re­ pairs and in other ways, assure the success o f your spring overhauling. "One way o f avoiding this— if you lay your enr up for the winter— is to f.toro your battery with your battery service station until spring. The cost is nomlnnl, hut when you nre ready for the touring senson, you can ho sure your battery is in good condition, "T o sunt up, remember, your bnttery is an import »nt part of your car. Give it at least the same attention you give to other parts and you w ill have no cause to swear at the battery— rather, you will swear by iL 10-o,n.w.tfc S Hill Hardware Co. Be r a ir SANFORD- mat t t i. t r i r i ip u i - hmix- iu it I'rralilrnl uf Srnnlr 1021. T H E SPRIN G O V E R H A U LIN G ■ (Dun of snl'l Countjr, and. W7} GRADE I tilt*- III-1. sides, w ith n checking account, you snn keep the District: llnve resided In this dlsDirt for more Ihnn 97 years, nnd know its needs; will hrinu to the dlscharge of the duties ns your Reprrsentatire in Congress that attention, effirirney nnd energy manifested in YOUNG DODGE CONVICTED my 20 years’ service in the Florida OF V IO L A T IN G LIQUOR LA W S . A G A IN FACES J A IL Legislature. 1 look upon the position of Member of Congers* ns nn enlarged iqipiirtimily fur ngreater service--1o the 4II* The . . ----- --------K A LA M A Z O O , Mich, April 20. people. It will always lx* jmy nmliition John Duvall Dodge, Detroit million- nnij j M |ri, (o merit your confidence niro, nnd Rex Earl, nn architect o f nnd HU|iport. Respectfully, T A K E N O TIC E and save money'. ■ Kninmnzoo, were convicted in circuit \\\ M acW ILLtAM S. $100 buys Ruick 4; $550 buys lluick court here late yesterday on a chnrgo iUnlit t'oltllrnl A dvertis em ent) 0 ; $ITf> buys Oldamohilo 4; $000 o f illegally possessing, transporting buys Oldsmobila 8. Ralance, terms to * and furnishing liquor. Attorneys fo r ^drVMoprd'Mnce'*•?* ™ cVr.ttbtn suit your purse. When they make the defendants immediately gave no- - n d ^ ^ (| ^ t„ le tte r cars. I will .e ll th e m .-N . H. tice o f appeal nnd Judgew ellttor ,T r a i n nn additional election precinct Garner. 12- I0tc nml voting precinct In the enstern l"»rwithheld sentence. -------- n iti»|irra»ntntl>r from st. Johns l « n n 1-eaWnti.re. isuo-iiHiT-iima-iun- Endorsed chocks are legal receipts; and, be­ Clerk o f Hoard o f County Com* mlsslunera o f Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. 4 - 7 - M H . 5 S ■ NOTICE! ■ ■ I f you do, you will surely get all tangled up. K N’T/.M IN O K U , U P. I f AO AN, say they had their doubts all along, it | Hoard o f County Com* was not until a third mother began tnlaslonera of Ssmt* nole County, Florida an investigation at the hospital that j Attest the mistake wa srevealed. K A DOUGLASS. N O T G U IL T Y V E R D IC T AS CHARGED BY U. 9. IN M A RIO N FOREST F IR R s THE ILLINOIS THE AUTOMATIC It is not the outside o f a house that costs, it is the inside— be careful in buying a Refrigerator The T. J. MILLER & SON �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922 PA G E FOUR N O T IC B T O DOG O W N E R S A ll d o g i found running a t large on afreets after today without a II0» t a « ta g on them w ill be killed by Ifce policeman wherever found. Thla ki a city ordinance and w ill be en­ forced to the letter. J. A. K IL L IB R E W , tt-d tc Chief Police : UPSALA AND : GRAPEVILLE they brought with them when they moved here. Tw o sad features o f the affair is they are not young peopla by any means and carried no insurance whatever. They hnve the entire sym­ pathy o f this neighborhood in their loss. Ml *5 irritated, obliging you to seek relie f two or three itmes during the night. 80 neutralize these irritatin g acids, to cleanse the kidneys nnd flush o f f the body's urinous wnstc g et four ounces o f Jad Salts from any phar­ macy here; take a tablespoonful in a glass o f water before breakfast fo r a few days nnd your kidneys w ill then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid o f grapes nnd lemon juice, combined with lithia, and hns been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ jure, nnd makes a delightful efforvealithia-water drink.— Adv. «a its w» R» Mr. T. O. Tyner and aon, Elmer M went down by train Saturday and spent Easter Sunday with their rela­ D m H erald fo r Post Cards. fca tives at Windermere. in *s Mr. and Mrs. Fisher wore guests as sn N at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. F o r­ Mr. Joe Spivey of Markham nnd rest W est Tuesday evening and again Mrs. E. S tafford of Monroe were vis­ on Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Campbell and itors nt the Sunday school Sundny. children were out after service. Dculnh S tafford spent Saturday and Mrs. August Swanson is still nur­ Sundny with her aunt, Mrs. E. S t a ff­ sing in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Cruse nnd fam ily ord of Monroe. Dibble class will be at the home o f were recent callers at the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. A . A. Hicks this Thurs­ Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0 .Tyner. • day. Voile William s came homo from Installed and Guaranteed by Mr. nnd Mrs. Cools are leaving business trip to Jacksonville Monday evening nnd has been confined to Thursday fo r their home in N ew York. THOS. J. A. R E ID Y his lied with fever, doctorn coming W e nil wish them n very pleasant Attorney and Cosnaellor-at-Law out to attend him. W e hope it is trip. Mrs. Bessie Stonntroms' Sunday Practicing in 8 tate and Federal Court* only n bilious attack from which he School class gnve nn Easter e g g hunt will soon recover. O ver Seminole County Rank Rev. J. S. Clark will preach for us over in front o f Mrs. Staffords Sunagain next Sunday at 3:00 as well ns day. -A T Mrs. C. C. Pearson spent the day on tho first Sunday in May. Sunday School meets nt 2:00 at which he will Attorney-al-Law lay. nlso be present. Over Seminole County flank Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Stafford nnd Last time we woro pleased to have SANFO RD -:F LO R ID A with us Mr. nnd Mrs. West o f Grape. ___ _ children spent the day with her sister, ville, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Leo and Mrs. E. S ta fford o f Monroe Monday, j ehildren of Monroe and A xel LundMr. and Mrs. O. Stenslrom and two SANFORD MATTRESS FACquist o f Lake Mary, the latter bring- very attractive children, Miss A vis TORY Contractor and Huildet ing over with him in his car, his sis- Stenslrom and Mr. nnd Mrs. E. S. E. C. ECHOLS, Prop. H A N FO R D F L O R ID * ter, Mrs. Nylund nn.l daughter, Julia Hockey nnd little daughter, Doris, of "Old Mattress Mode New and nnd nlso Mr. nnd Mrs. James Reed, Sanford wcrc callers nt the home of New Mattress Mnde to Order" newly wedded folks, we hear. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. W. Smith Sunday French Avenue nnd 17th Street There were about forty-five out to afternoon, the surprise party gotten up in honor -Mr. **• H. Burnett hns been having o f Mrs. John Ilorrel Inst Wednesday to force w ater from the lake to w ater Expert Auto Repair Work evening, nt their pleasant home near His orange trees it has been so dry. O P T IC IA N - < jR Y )M ET R 1ST Phone 30 Corner First and Oak the Upsnln depot. A happy crowd W e hope we w ill get some rain soon, who wished them many returns o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Walker spent the day the day nnd for refreshments n doz« l the Wekiwn river Sunday. “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' cn delicious cakes with coffee on the -------------------------tnlde which was set four times or r i is t e in ^ *a r,-j Pa *a ft* more. Storage FncilitieH Mr. nnd Mrs. Carlson and young Itej If wt> please you, tell others; if no daughters nnd son and Mrs. Boyd and nn tell un . Phone 49K 212 East. 1st Bt. Sanford, Fla little one from Monroe added to tho tel pleasure o f the occasion. *U d* L'g <4 ' 4 fa trn t a Another little surprise party which was well attended by tho Grnpcvlllo FOR SERVICE Mrs. Ashley Purvis o f Cameron folks on Monday evening at the new C ity entertained at a birthday party Call 146-J home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cra- for her lovely little 3-ycar-old dnughW. RAW LING , I»rop. mer. It was a kind o f n double sur- ter, Margaret Winona on Saturday prise which worked lioth ways but a afternoon, the Hth of April. There sure surprise as wo were n week were two other 3-year olds, James ahead o f the hirthdny* of Mrs. Cra­ Singletary nnd Junior Allison. Other mer nnd Vernon Cramer which are guests at the party were Mrs. Mnrbut two days apart nnd tho snrnc gnret Watson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. V. C. COLLER, Prop. year, It. L. Grier, Mrs. J. O. Singletary, All had n good time the young folks Mrs. C. L. Reck, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. trying out some new games: Airplnno Hurry Alleson, Maurice Reck, Elina B A V R YOU M O N E Y rides, etc., nnd for refreshments there Singletary, Ruth nnd Robert Grior. Write us was plenty o f cakes, coffee, sand­ There was a lovely cake with three wiches, peanuts nnd Imnnnns. lighted candles nnd ice cream Many Sorry that the writer happen,! to a nice gifts were given to tho winsome O R LA N D O , FLO R ID A CONTRACTOR nnd B U ILD K * tall, hut J. C. Caller who was pres- . little honorce, one o f which was n 517 Commercial Street Hanford, Fla |ent hunted up Dr. Heitz who soon art pewter plate that was given Mra. t i i i s i i i R s i i i i i i i i m i i s i i i the broken bones of the li ft arm. An Purvis when she was three years old. X-ray was then taken of it. W e ex­ C. A. Palmer was in Jacksonville on pect to be out mid around again real a business trip the first b f the week. soon. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Palmer were Real Eutate nnd Inuurance Mr .and Mrs. Seymour Pritrhnrd hosts nt a very pleasant egg hunt S A N F O R D -:FLO R ID A went down with V, C. Collar to see Easter day for the Cameron City his w ife nt the sanitarium nt Formosa children and young people. There on Tuesday evening and on Easter were 1H in number nnd such a good Sundny their little daughter Bright time they all enjoyed. Lnney went down with him. Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. Ashley Purvis and A L L T H E NEW H ITS Collar is hoping to he aide to return their little daughter, Winona, Mrs. hom,> next week. Get n Copy of the New Margaret Watson and Mrs. Margaret Geaaral Marhine and Roller Work; Marshall drove to Tampa to spend Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pietone; |Easter with Dr .and Mrs. James Pur­ vis, making the trip in the Purvis Oversize Rings and Pine; Flywheel Written h> new Iiuick, Dr. Purvs has sold his Steel Gear Banda; Crank Bhafte re­ tei home in Tampa and bought an o r­ Ka K* turned; egents fo r Caille Inboard i m ange grove just outside the city. M t a in h m Da a t m an Mrs. P. K. Charpening celebrated Secy. Sanford Chnmlier o f Commerce Oatboard Motors. — Phone 61 her birthday Monday evening with a Miss Ardelle Hines left here tnst party of friends us guests for the week for Auburn, Alnbnmn, after evening. Cake and coffee was served spending several weeks here the There were gifts and good wishes guest o f her aunt Mrs. T. A. Green. I from nil. leaf. Wclnkn Mock Mr. ami Mrs. A. Corpany and their I red Harden arrived bark Monday guests Mr .and Mrs. Klinorc Richfrom Savannah, t»n., where he has nrds were sight-seeing at N'<*w Smyspent several months. rnn nn,| |)„yt0nn Monday. : PAOLA POINTS : PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY Rayfield Carburators Sanford Battery Service Company Sparton Horn Service George A. DeCottes S i.,-" m°"ur' M” ' " Sm'th Sanford Battery Service Company CLOSING O U T S T A T IO N E R Y to know that every ye0r th*r( ^ STOCK T O M A K E ROOM used more bottles o f Foley', FO R L A R G E R O F F IC E S and Ta r than o f any other medicine. Mrs. t>. L. Hunt, 515 W .S The Herald Printing Co., Is closing S t , Cincinnati, Ohio, writes* "FoUt’ out their entire line o f box stationery Honey and T a r relieved me of , v j/ In order to mnke room fo r la rger o f­ Ing cough, tickling in th* t!. * fices and during the sale that w ill wheezing nnd pains in the ch«: ^ last for two weeks the finest o f sta­ la helping m y mother wonderful],* tionery w ill be sold below cost and That’s why druggists recommend Fgj. this means that it w ill almost be cy’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv, given away. You are going away fo r tho summer and need some fine sta­ S T R IK E O IL IN S M A LL QUANTITY tionery* or you are staying at home O LD SM AR , A pril 20.—Som, v and need some fine stationery, or you and gas has been struck in the 03 do not need it now but wilt need It well being driven fo r R. V. HUl later. A t any race you w ill get one Knnsns C ity and St. PeUnbor* o f the greatest bargains, o f your young life i f you w ill visit the Hcr- about a mile and a half from h«* nld office and get some o f this sta­ nnd just within the border of Rii!u | tionery at a price that w ill move It borough county, A t the 1,750 foot Isvel, which b i quickly. The finest and most up-tojust been reached in drilling date line o f stationery in tho city and sold below cost. See it and be con­ tions, n series o f rock formation* ksr, vinced. Stationery is not coming been encountered similar to th^, down any thla summer and you are found in the big oil fields of Tem, getting n real bargain in pnper and according to geologists and oil m«a! envelopes nnd correspondence cords. Some oil in small quantity and ioa« The entire lino must move in two oil gas has been encountered, and th, weeks or bo sold in bulk. lB-3tp promoters o f the well say they u, sanguine that oil in paying quantity H E LPE D HER M O TH ER W O N D E R ­ w.ll be encountered within the ufll few* hundred feet. FULLY It is stated that two other compzaIn these dnys o f "flu ," coughs, colds, ics are preparing to drill for oil la croup nnd whooping cough, it is well Pinellas county. S. O. Shinholner SM ITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. V iM id k e w n lf e Henry McLaplin, Jr. PARISH HOUSE TU ESD AY, A P R IL 25TH, 8:00 P. M. Quick Service Transfei EAST SANFORD M E N ’S CLUB Assisted by LEGION Sanford Steam Laundry ■ > I I » ■ ■ ■ 1 A COMMUNITY BUILDER General Shop and Mih K. P. FO RSTER, President II. P. W D IT N E R , C arter ■ i z m i z i s s * * * . ; : : : : > s s s s u■ m im iiim ia a iiiiiK u m Empire Hotel Block Devoes Paint Is Guaranteed to IANOS HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC P Geo. W. Knight Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. Florida LAKE MARY « Why buy cheap paint and be compelled to do your house over in half the time? Song ■ ■ ■ ■ THE BEST IS TH E CHEAPEST And We Have It a a ■ a ■ ■ ■ Ball H a r d w a r e Co.! The Eddy Refrigerators ; 40 MEAT CAUSE OF KIDNE TROUBLE j ■ ■ a J. H. H INTERM ISTER P IA N O CO. Mr. Greenlenf Is laying the foundaMrs. I,. 11. Curry nnd young pcpolc tion for his house. It will he built o f New Smyrna, were guests of her where the Cuthcrwood house once daughter Mrs. E. W. P reva il nnd famstood. ily Easter Monday, Mrs. Hnrriet Phillips nnd dnughMr. and Mrs. W. W . Drctsor and ter Mrs. Herman Sewell left Wednes­ children Helen and Glenn were supper day of Inst week fo r Salisbury Beach, guests at the Ellsworth homo Easter Mass. to help Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth cele­ Mrs. A. D. Parish nnd two children brate their 27 wedding anniversary. spent tho week-end nt Jcoce, the guest o f her parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. W. B. Osteen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Brown made n visit to Otbmdo Tuesday. Stanley Quigg o f Orlando spent T A K E SA LTS TO F LU S H K ID N EYS Sunday here with his parents. IF HACK HURTS OR B LAD ­ Those leaving here this week fo r DER BOTHERS their homes in tho north arc Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, Mr. John Grsdy If you must have your meat every (tenIp your Fishing Tackle with a Mr. John Pike nnd Mrs. Elizabeth Booth Bend l.evr| Winding Anti-luck Horsey, all bound fo r Salisbury, day, eat it. but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted lank, or n Shakespeare reel, Copland Maas. line, Ilrddnn'a hnmbo Agate Rod, MA I The new pavillion here will he ready authority who tells us that meat forms T o m " ball and lleddon Minnow* at fo r use May 1st nnd will be up to uric acid which almost paralyzes the kidneys iti their efforts to ex|>cl it pricM lower than you ever expected. dale in every respect. from the blood. They become slugF IF T K K N PK R C E N T DISCOUNT on , The Ingrrsol Fire The home o f Mr. and Mrs. Barney gish and weaken, then you suffer with oil Rada and Reels. A ll Ingeraol was destroyed by fire last a dull misery in the kidney region, Minnows, e a c h ....... Tuesday morning, it being a dry win- sharp pains in the hack or sick head dy day it burned so quickly not much ache, dizziness, your stomach sours, was saved. Not even n change of tongue is coated and when the weath­ clothes was left them. They Had Uv­ er is had you hnve rheumatic twinges. 105 Palmetto A re T H B SPO R TS M A N 8TORB eal fourteen years there and had a The urine gets cloudy, futl o f sedi­ . good lot o f household belongings ment, the channels often get sore nnd 117 Park Avenue Pkoos ZS1-W . Cover more surface and wear longer. Robt. \V. Pearman, Jr. STR IK E ! ARE THE BEST .lit: WORLD, BAR NONE j a ■ Reduction ■ a a iiiP on a a a a a TIRES 85c SANFORD CYCLE CO. BAND First National Bank! GLOBE PIANO CO. Feel the Thrills!! S A X A PH O N E ADMISSION 25 and 50 CENTS S A N F O R I) NOVELTY WORKS Work i v ■ I * I F. P. RINES Sanford, Florida ■ W e will demonstrate them with A N Y make a S of family Refrigerators, under any test that a S you can suggest. S ■ ■ j Sanford Furniture Company [ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922 among the guests. The cut prise, was won by Mrs. Walter Wight. Delectable refreshment! constating o f a nut sundae, cake and punch were >c j-BRO RAIGKE. Mltor, served at the conclusion of tho card r Phone 217-W game. I. h. , r M 7 * «■ !«• « » • » Besides tho club members, Mrs, Doudney’s guests were Miss Drain of New York, Miss Hartman o f Tamps, (.. .• H r •PP«-<-Utr*Mrs. J. J. Hope o f Tarpon Springs, Mrs. E. A . Douglass and Mrs. Walter SOCIAL C A L E N D A R Wight. Iturday—Children’s ~Story Hour at ,OCIETY ■Central Park at 4 p. TOL o d a y - P ip * Organ Club w ill meet Pit the homo of Mrs. C. J. Ryan on I West First St., at four o'clock. L o fla y -M rs . W . H. Bolding w ill enitertain tho members o f the St. A g Iros Guild nt her home on the W est jstde at 3: >0 P. M. L nday_W estm lnster Club w ill meet L t the home o f Miss Fern W ard on Lseve .th S t, at four o'clock. lu r. and Mrs. E. V. Booth announce am n l of n little daughter, W eds*day morning, April Iff. M r s . J . J. Hope o f Tarpon Springs i thr guest o f her sister, Mrs. Fred (hv-' at her home on Palmetto ave. |f K. Sewell representing H ofm ayer ID CoGods Co., of Albany, N . Y ., in the city yesterday attending business. Mr. and Myra N. Y., rre at the Mrs. C. H. Tucker and D. Kniffen o f Poughkcepare spending somo time Montezuma. Mr Robert Hines motored to Orir. i i y. -U n la y nnd accompanied Mias Idehitlc Iionyngr homo, who has been kiting Mrs, A. It. Key.' Mr. Guy Knndall nnd two children i vp returned to their home in Padu^h, Ky., after spending two months rrr with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Irimm on Eim Avenue. JENNY S P A U LD IN G C IR C LE The Jenny Spaulding Circle met |pril 20th nt the home o f Mrs. Herrrt Speer. The 7r>,000,000 campaign if the subject discussed. After an interesting meeting re^ hments were served, Tho next ting will he with Mrs. E. M. Carnil and all members are urged to ntul os matters o f importance nre to discussed. IDLERS RRIDGE C LU n Thr members o f the Idleri Bridge tub were most delightfully entersir ! vrslerdny hy Mrs. Snn'ord '"mincy at her home on Sanford ,r' there firing three tables o f ilnjrrs. Symbolic of spring were tho rooms »h, rr thi card tables were placed, p a " * , , f bright spring flowers eiru- nrti tirally used in decorating. After several interesting games o f res were counted and prizes Mr*. John Bender held high .NU'i.ng tl** Hub members, whllo n C ' Douginas mnde high score SILK HOSE L' gular Price $1.76, Special $ 1 .4 8 IMPORTED GINGHAMS beautiful pattern! to select from ■•ml a wonderful value. Regular price 6Uc n yard. Saturday And Monday only, spccinj, yard— ________________ „ SATIN In Black nnd N avy. Special Sat­ urday ami Monday, yard— 5 ; ^ VAU D EVILLE, MEN’S CLUB 5 — PARISH HOUSE, TUESDAY. ■ APRIL 25T1L 21-Mc ■ u i u i i u i i i i i i u H i i i i i i i i i H i H i n i i u n i i i i i i i u i u i i i n i a i m i i Free Demonstration of CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT STOKES’ MARKET We are going to give away a 100-piecc Dinner Set with CUSTOM HOUSE COFFEE. Ask your grocer about it. This set is on display at Newberry’s Drug Store and will he given away at 9:30 Saturday night. E V E R Y W E E K BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. I.. C. Kolb was the gracious hostess yesterday afternoon, when sho entertained nt bridge, the guests in­ cluding tho members of the Every Week Bridge Club. Fragrant pink roses combined with ferns were effectively used in tho rooms where the card tables wore placed. An Interesting game of bridge was played during the afternoon, high score being made by Mrs. C. M. Vorco who was awarded a set o f ice tea coasters. A t the conclusion o f the card game the hostess served a tempting salnd course. Mrs. Kolb's guests included Mosdames G. M. Vorcc, G. F. Smith, W. J. Thigpen, W ill Watson, Scott, llow nrd Smith, George Dc (’ottos nnd George Bishop. L U C K Y *T H IR T E E N BRIDGE CLUB Entertaining with her usual charm­ ing nnd gracious manner, Mrs. David Caldwell was hostess yesterday at bride* nt h.,e cn Magnolia ave., the guests including the members o f the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club. O f oxcepttional interest wns the game o f bridge plnyed during the a f­ ternoon, tho prize, fo r high score, a crystal bud vase was won by Mro. R. J. Holly. A fte r tho awarding of the prize, the hostess assisted by her mother, nnd Miss Alice Caldwell, served de­ licious refreshments consisting o f chicken salnd in tomato cups, beaten ■ j A L U M IN U M WATER PAILS 1 ■ Host Quality Ware 2-Day jr Special $ 1 .7 5 ! STEEL ■ l FRY PANS \ Regular 35c value. Special Soturday nnd Monday, each q Why Not Suit Yourself? m If you have looked a long time for style and careful tail­ m oring1in ready-to-wear garments— look no further. i 49c f i n e q u a l it y jii J « ■ ■ ■ D U P L IC A T E BRIDGE CLUB Katholccn Mallory Circle will have J A pretty party of yesterday was a Cooked Food Sale nnd Vegetables ■ the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. at the Union Pharmacy Snturdny, k E. F. Householder nt her home od A pril 22nd. 21-3tp 5 Ninth Street, the guests including tho members o f the Duplicate Bridge C H IC K E N SU PPER Club. A firm chicken supper wHl be servThe rooms where the curd tables ed by Circles One nnd Three o f the M. were arranged were effectively dec­ E. Church Saturday beginning at 6:30 orated with rpiantitiei of van-colored p. m. nt the M iller building, corner of carnations combined with greenery. Park and First street. On the luncheon table were vasea o f Menu tho fragrant flowers, and at one 1 Raked Chicken, Dressing, Grnvy Creamed Potatoes o'clock, a three course luncheon was served. Celery Cold Slaw Following the luncheon, the guests Rolls * enjoyed several games of deplicato Iced Ten Coffee turnon Cream Pic bridge. Tho prizes for thla were dainty guests towels, and were won Price 76c 2I-3tc by Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. Julius Sc*, lilts. In cutting fo r the cut prize, Mrs. Hines was the fortun­ ate one. Substituting fo r absent club mem­ bers were Mrs. Julius Sehultz, Mrs. Robert Hines nnd Mrs. Lulu Clay. S P E C I A L S ! Saturday and Monday ■■ARIES PURE THREAD biscuita, rolled cheese toast, olives, coffee and pineapple flu ff. Among those enjoying the cordis] hospitality o f Mrs. Caldwell were Meadnmes, R. J. Holly, Archie Betts, George Knight, M. S. Wiggins, Brax. ton Perkins, A . B. Wallses, Claude Howard and Miss Alice Caldwell. PAGE FIVE | Drop in and try on a Society Brand suit. You will make this mental memorandum: 6-Q U A R T E N A M E LE D PUDDING PANS 5 Brand, whether I buy next week or six ■ Regular price 85c, Saturday and Monday, each “ My next will be a Society months from now. ■ Kanner’s j Department Store j Company “3 BLOCKS t ’ HOM T IIE HIGH PRICES” •U3-215 Sanford Avenuo- -Phnne 550 * B**n *B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I? . .. T Q1 ' g BBBBBBBPBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBMBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEBBnBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBkBBBBBBBBBBB � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 21, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88528d370ef2657b5f56f1a245373c69.pdf 73da564494958b4a5e89a23747d92327 PDF Text Text SAIfFORD ‘ T h e C it y S u b s ta n tia l” T he S anfo rd ________________ v o lu m e H erald D a il y SANFORD "The City Substantial” ,N T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTION in. SA N FO R I), FLO R ID A . S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 22, 1922 NUMBER 23 GENOA CONFERENCE MOVES WARNS AGAINST SPECULATION, RAILWAY EMPLOYEES UNION A GREAT STRIDE FORWARD COMPTROLLER ADDRESSES THE AFFILIATED WITH A. F. OF L. ELIMINATES RUSSO-GERMAN = BANKERS AT GAINESVILLE, FLA. C0MP0SED0FSH0PSCRAFTS ft* * * a* * * Rj Ro R4 IL fct •a Ra Ra Ra M •a Ra Treaty From the Real Orlando is Next Meeting Place for Meeting and Gets Knight Templars Down to W ork ALLIED CONDITIONS S«m Johnson Elected Grand Com* mander at Palatka Meet Today *» M G A IN E S V IL L E , April 22.— (B y the Associated Press).— Warning against the growing tendency toward speculation thruout the country as business conditions improve wns sounded here today by Comptroller o f C w rtr.iy CrJasinger in nn address be­ fore the State Bankers Association. He urged the bankers to advise their clients toward sound Investments. Crlssingcr declared tho country is nround the curve and moving steadily and sure­ ly forward on the road to more prosperous conditions. “ The busi­ ness outlook for the whole country, he snid, is brighter and more encouraging than it has been for the last two years." Ra Ra Frost Last Night Voted Today to Send Out Ocean to Indiana, Far Strike Hallotn to South as Virginia A ll Members Temperature Takes Sudden Drop in Many States FARM OUT REPAIRS Illy Th f A»«»rlm e4 I'r r u l Mix Tk* A«»»rlnlr<| I'rraal P A L A T K A , April 22.— Orlando wns CONCERNING FO R E IG N DEBTS W A S H IN G T O N , April 22.— Frost ■elected a* the next mooting place of ABE ACC E PTE D BY BU8S1A m in e r s s t r id e a p p e a r s t o r b R-4 R i R> Hi R s Rs M Rii last night from the Atlantic coast Ra R'i » s Rj Ru Rj tho Grand Conclave of Knights Tem p-1 WHICH M AN MF.AN N O TH IN G N E A R F IN A L S E T T L E ­ westward to Indiana and Ohio and .»s lnr Samual A . Johnson, o f Orlando, I M E N T TO D AY fnr south ns Northern Virginia but III, The A•••elated was elected Grand Commander, clos­ the weather bureau expressed the be­ GENOA, April 22.— The French dol- ing the session of tho twenty-eighth l l l f Tke A u n fU lt4 PrfM ) lief thut little dninngc to fm it had CHICAGO, April 22.— Railway em­ egatlon to the conference submitted a nnnunj g rnni) conclave here today, been done. Another frost probably ployes Department o f tho Am erica* protest ngninst the German reply to Other officers: Deputy Grand Com­ not so heavy is the forecast for to­ Federation o f Labor, composed at the allied note in which Germans stat­ mander, R. J. Kispnugh, West Pnlnt night in the Northern Atlantic sec­ shop crafts employed, voted to send ed they would refrain fropi discussing Beach; Grand Generalissimo, E. L. tion. Temperatures were reported as out strike ballots to its six hundred Russian questions settled in Russo- W irt, Ilnrtow; Grand Captain General, 20 at Scranton, I’n.j 28 at Pittsburgh, thousand members. Tho question In­ German trenty. The French contend Harry L. Brown, Lakeland; Grand Pa., and 32 nt Elkins, nnd Parkers­ volved farming out repair work by the the Germans under their reply may Senior Worden, George A. Dame, In­ SA N FO R D PE O PLE W IL L NOT burg, W. Va. railroads. II. M. Jewell, president o f insist upon discussing other Russian verness; Grand Jsmicr Worden, F. W. Near New Orleans and Floods Somi W A IT FOR BAND W EEK TO the employees department, said " I f questions. Of Best Orange and Sugar C O N T R IB U T E Schultz, Sarasota; Grand Prelate, there is a strike, and I feel sure our Land In State. Reverend Dorsey II. Rutter, Daytona Cotton Exchange men will vote solidly fo r it, it will bo GENOA, April 22.— The economic Beach; Grand Treasurer, W. S. Ware, The first contribution to tho band Moves Out Today, in in protest of action o f railways In Ig­ Mir Thr AaaaelafeS I'r fH i conference yesterday made a great Jacksonville; Grand Recorded, W. I*. fund in the amount o f $5.00 wns made N E W O R LE A N S, April 22.— The noring decisions o f the United Statrw stride forward. Tho elimination o f th# Webster, Jacksonville; Grand Stand­ Temporary Quarters by Hnrry A. Neel o f the Herald o f­ levee on the west bank o f the Miss­ Labor Board. Rusio-Gcrnum treaty from lire con­ ard nearer, James W. Ely, Pensacoln; fice, according to the announcement issippi at M yrtle Grove, thirty miles troversy. nnd Soviet Russia’s prftvis- Grand Sword Bearer, J. Lloyd Head, .... - v, „ , , . , , made by Chairman Turner yesterday I’ resent Building «*n Bearer Will Be N E W YORK, A pril 22.—Tho coal Torn Down for 22-Story Edifice ionnl acceptance of tho allied condi­ Jacksonville; Grand Warder, W. T. „ __ ,,__ __, _Vl__ ,__ __and from the general comments hoard flooding neighboring* plantations. miners will declare the strike o ff and tions concerning foreign debts and Ilamm, Pnlntkn; Grand Captain o f everywhere all indications point to the The territory inundated Include” return to work, pending negotiations Illr The .U xirUlrS I’ rraal produced n very definishrdlu etnoiun Guard, W. L. Marshall, Tallahassee. success of the efforts to raise funds tn N E W YO RK , April 22.—The Cot­ o f a new agreement, tf congress w i l some o f the finest orange groves and confiscated property o f foreigners, order to provide finances fo r the hand ton Exchanged closed today, moving pass a joint resolution or kill applying sugar plantations in the state. produced a very definite hope thnt SO U TH JA C K S O N V IL L E enabling them to piny the remainder to its temporary quarters nt DO Wall the Yituminous coal commission's the greatest congress Europe states­ o f the year. When it is considered W H IS T L E S A R E N O IS Y , street. The present building nt CO award of 1020 to all soft coal opera­ N E W PR O PO SA L • men ever held w ill accomplish some­ that u great many Florida communi­ M UST HE M U F F LE D Beaver street will lie torn down nnd tions, Philip Murray, vice-president o f FOR M U SC LE SH O ALS thing real and tangible fo r the recon­ ties arc spending thousands o f dollars replaced by n twenty-two story build­ the United Mine Workers o f America, FROM M A N U F A C T U R E R struction of Europe, Including Russln. a year for importing outside hands, tl»r Tin* Aaanrtafril P r r u ) ing. the seventeenth floor o f which declared at a debate on tho coal J A C K S O N V IL L E , April 21.— CittThe demands o f tho powers which the expense involved in managing the (H r The Associated Press) . will be derated to cotton trading. strike last night. have been accepted Include tho waiv-|*cns o f South Jacksonville, tho bust­ W A SH IN G TO N , April 22.— Pro- onnford Hand hns Wen ridiculously Another requirement for the end o f ing by Russln o f her counter claims, ling ilttle city across the St. Johns posals for the use o f power nt Mils- nrviall. During the time they have AU TO M O B ILE FACTO RIES the difficulties, lie said, would ho a based on military intervention; recog- river from here, are in a atutc border- clc Shoals fur tho Manufacture of been giving public concerts, not only H A V E ABSORBED A L L T H E recommendation to President Hard­ nition o f war debts to the governments ing demoralization for the place prob- Aluminum nnd fertilizers with the Sanford people, but outsiders ns well, S K IL L E D WORKERS NOW ing to call a national conference o f tha with the understanding thnt they w ill «b ly has more different times by the Government retaining ownership, al­ have enjoyed the hours o f recreation representatives o f all operators and 1m- considerably scaled down; recogni- clock thnn any community in Florida. though not spending eny more mon­ which the hand has furnished «**d - £ Mir The .SaaorlnlrS I'rraal mine workers to negotiate a new tion of debts nnd financial obligations Am ong other things South Jackson- ey, ^ was ..... ................. ...... . _ ^ DETROIT, April 22.— Factories presented today to the war ccivod full value for the money ex­ agreement. due to foreign r.sttssols and the right boasts ot n curfew law nnd nt department, by R. It. Grant, o f Wil- pended. here have absorbed all the skilled Ho nlso recommended ns a perman­ of foreigners to hnvc confiscated prop- '-LJO o'clock each night, on the dot, m|n(rton Delaware, President o f tho These l wind concerts have been fav­ workers nnd the demand for men of rrty returned to them or to ho given "D ig Bertha” a huge siren on the ice Amoriacn Non-Ferrous Corporation, orably commented on by tourists who that rIaMs is greater than the supply, ent policy for regulating production nnd stabilizing tho industry, the approper compensation fo r it. plant, is o|>cned wido to notify kids j ____________ have heard the batld piny. Expres­ the employers association stated to­ IMiintment o f "a representative, tech­ -------thnt it is time fo r them to he o ff the H AND ITS W O U N D O FFIC E RS sions o f surprise were heard from day. nical nnd official commission, ihnrged* «iir Thr Aaanrintrd i*r»aa( streets. A t the same time the resi- f i v c-r ■ n i i N u n i n irt> these tourists when they were told w ith the duty o f collecting mid analys­ GENOA, April 22.— George Chit- dents look at their clocks nnd watches ^-|* OFFICES that tho personnel of the hand com­ ROAD D E P A R T M E N T ing nil the facts nnd with making cherin, Russian soviet foreign min- to see if they are running true to ______ prised only local talent. This has l»ccn C A N N O T SPEN D MONEY sound ami n| proprinte construction ister gave the Itnlinn socinlsts a form, nmJ jf tht, 0jj t imo piece is a , „ r T hr Aa.ori.trd i*re..i made possible by the able supervision ON A N Y MORE ROADS recommendations." sh k today by mectng King Victor Rttlo slow or a little fast, it is reg’u -: ST. LOUIS, Aprid 22.— One police- o f Bandninster Ball, for immediately The subject debated was “ What 1,1m Emmanuel on the King's visit here |„tcd. man was killed nnd two wounded, I l l y I hr %*»nrliit««| I'rranl after he assumed eharge o f the bund Back o f the <’onl Strike nnd What and accepting the King’s Invitation F o r several nights "B ig Bertha" has one critically, by bandits who today T A L L A H A S S E E , April 22.— Roca decided change was noted in their ommrndntions thnt no fuither appro-! **!«•* Ahead," Mr. Murray presented t" luncheon aboard the Italian wnr- failed to blow and the result is that help up tho O ffice o f Mirris nnd rendition. Their present musical re­ few clocks in town are running to- Company hero escaped with small pertoire would he creditable to a high printions he made by the state road the miners’ side o f the controversy gether. Folks are either getting to amount o f payroll money. A police- priced professional aggregation. The department out o f the 1022 revenue and Thomas II. Watkins, president o f III I).Il l OF ROSES work late or showing up on the Job i mnn snw the bandits holding up the members have also taken a personal that convict forces he used wherever the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke C » , an hour nr so before they are due. |office and fired. The bandits re- interest in their work nnd Imve put In possible ns a labor economy, nnd thnt the operators viewpoint. Thp public’s COMES FROM IN S E C T "B ig Berthn" was muzzled Itecnuse turned the fire nnd .escaped after a great deni o f time rebenrsing. The efforts Ite concentrated on mnjor attitude was interpreted by Harry A. T H A T C A N HR K IL L E D needs o f stnte roadway* projects, Garfield, who was national coal ad­ u resident whose home is within n shooting officers. nominal amount they have been paid were given by Chairman W. R. Phil­ ministrator under former Presidant block o f tho ice plant is ill. The citi­ Illr The Associated Press* for concerts has barely paid them for lips in his report submitted nt tho Wilson, and by Robert W. Itrucro, dtG A IN E S V ILLE , A pril 22.— Few o f zen underwent nn operation several P E N N S Y L V A N IA R A IL R O A D music nnd uniforms. Sanford can well quarterly meeting o f the board here recto rof the bureau o f industry nnd Florida's amateur horticulturists who days ago nnd Mayor Iiolote, appealed U PH E LD IIY JUD G E ON afford to be proud o f its excellent hand research. specialize in the growing o f roses ( to on behalf o f the sufferer, ordered L A R O Il HOARD TEST nnd the citizens can well afford to yesterday. • Mr. Phillips railed attention to the Mr. Watkins contended that the know that the blight o f rose buds is tht "curfew shnll not ring" until the support it. (Hr Tfcr \a«„rlni. ,1 I'rraal status of the gasoline tnx act, ex­ operators had encouraged tho princi­ due to n smnll insect which mny be patient is better. I f fire la discover­ When approached n»xt week by the CHICAGO, April 22.— Federal plaining thnt the department's reve­ ple o f collective bargaining between eradicated easily. The blighting of ed nnywhoro in town, however, "B ig Judge Png® today upheld the Penn­ representatives from the Civic Clubs, nue from this sourre was liable to be minors nnd operators in largu groups petals occurs during the late spring Bertha” can scream in all its glory, sylvania Railroad In n suit to test let every man nnd woman in Sanford c u t 'o ff nt any time. Outstanding but it wns "temporarily broken down nnd early summer nnd sometimes in fo r she also in the official fire alarm. the power o f tho United States Rail­ contribute one dollar apiece nnd wear contracts r.hould tie completed, he by the nctlon o f the mine workers." tin- late winter nnd spring. The mayor said the city could do road Labor Bonrd, by refusing to a Band Boosters Badge. said. "Their failure to spread their con­ Tho muse o f the trouble is a min­ without the curfew program for sev­ Wo can have what we Want if we dismiss temporary injunction re­ He devoted n section o f his report trol over the large non union mines o f ute insect that works in the soft tis­ eral nights hut that in esse o f fire cently granted by Judge Landis r e - j unnli1, to calling the board’s attention to Pennsylvania, West Virginia and oth­ sues nf the petals, says the A gricu l­ "B erth a" would "blow or bust." straining the Board from censuring projects needing "serious" consider* er states can partly In? attributed," h« tural Experiment Station here. By F IR S T R E N D ITIO N thp road fo r violation Board's de­ nton. said, "to the fact that they have brok­ opening the affected petals the insects W. J. Thigpen writes for the Daily crees. Among those were a ten mile en away from the true prineiplcs o f oiay bo seen readily. They are n yel­ Herald nnd says he wants a little A laical Song Hit Will Be Sung For stretch in Nassau county on the so- collective bargaining nnd have adoptlowish lemon color, move about quick­ Florida sunshino up in Baltimore First Time ARM ED M EN C A P T U R E coercive methods in thr ralled Wnyrrots road; the brick ed’ autocratic, * ly and can fly some distance. The where it is cold nnd bleak nnd dreary S H IP A T D U BLIN The first public rendition o f It. W. road through St. Johns and Flagler organized fields, all o f which is known eggs uf the pest arc laid principally He is nt Johns Hopkins nnd says he T R Y TO BURN IT Pcarman, Jrs., long, "I'm going ( ounties; the unfinished work on and has caused the stubborn resistupon the stems o f the rose bush, us­ is gettin g along fine wtih his treat­ right hark to my dear old Florida the road in Volusia county from the cnee which you see today among both ually within four or five inches o f tho ments nnd expects to be all right In I n r T h e A a a u rla lrS I'rraal Home," will lie sung by Maurice Ilel- county line to DeLeon Springs. bud. miners and operatora in tho non uuiert a few weeks. ’ D U BLIN , Ireland, April 22.— F ifty ■ton nt the Vaudeville Show to be fields. Further, it is quite natural The 25 miles o f road In Columbia The Experiment Station rccomarmed men today raided steamer staged by the Mens Club at the Par­ county from Lake City to the Ala- that such a large organisation would •"ends the following solutions as ono it is said that the owners o f the Rathlinhcad anchored here, shot and ish House Tuesday. April 25th. A chun county line should be completed find itself unable to control the Idea* of the best known remedies: commer­ old Phillips corner nt Park nnd First wounded the wntchmnn, sprinkled male quartette composed o f tho fo l­ fo r travel by January- 1, he said. The o f n membership running between cial lime sulphur, 2 1-3 quarts; black street where the pool room now is the decks with gasoline and set the lowing singers: Martin, Hclston, road leading from the Georgia line 500,000 and GOO,000. The result has leaf -to.S'k fluid ounces; water fifty will be torn down sopn to make way vessel aflame, nnd made o ff. The Warren nnd Allison. This w ill be through White Springs to Lake City )cen that the organization ia permeat­ Kalians. for a five story building. I f this (a crew extinguished the fire before high grade and in fact all o f the should be ready by October 1. An ed with men holding radical commonIn practice some o f the solution is true the two principal corners o f serious damage. numbers on this vaudeville. It has |extension o f this road from Colum­ istlc Ideas." placed in a pail or tub. The rosebuds the city will he graced with the lar­ been some time sinre high class at­ bia county to Burnett’s Lake, now "hould be clipped asd dropped quick­ gest and finest buildings in town. F IV E D EATH S T O D A Y tractions o f this character have been buildingf he submitted should be ly into the solution for agitation o f FROM O IL T A N K FIR E DR. W A L K E R 'S C LAS S thrown together and the effect will rushed to completion. •he buds cauies the insects to come The Jones Cash Store has an ad­ EXPLO SIO N Y E S T E R D A Y Dr. Walker's Class at the Princess In* pleasing. Admission 25c and 60c out and fly away. A fte r the entire vertisement in this issue calling a t­ The department appropriated $2,­ Theatre, will not return the v M l e f with no reserved seats. The Parish 500 for the road No. 8 between Frost­ •ose garden has been gone over in tention to the sale uf everything in Mir T k e l i M r l r l r S I ' r r u l tho men o f the Baptist Church a# they House is equipped with comfoitabk* LOS ANG E LES. April 22.— There ’ his manner the bushes should be the grocery line on Monday. This proof and the DrSoto county line. had planned to do, but w ill w ait satil chairs. . ■prayed with the solution. The chairmen was authorised to ad­ ■tore is selling out and the goods were five deaths in the hospital here some Sunday that Dr. W alker w U be vertise fo r hlds on project No. 32 in must be told at once. Read the today, the result o f a gasoline tank •way. Class Uught by Dr. W alker as explosion at Dowrey yesterday. Five M IC H A E L C O LLIN S IS Nassau bounty for surfacing the 'N M K D MEN R A ID prices and attend the sale. usual tomorrow at the Princess TW others are reported in a serious con­ road extending from Duval county W A R N E D N O T TO SPEAK SLIGO C H A M PIO N O F F IC E atrb. Be there »nd bring so: n» dition. SM ASHED T H E FORMS V A R IO U S P L A N S A T K II.L A R N R Y T O D A Y north through the town o f Callahan. with you. A telegram was received from the FOR F IN A N C IN G « " r Tfc* A i m l i l d P r * u ) BOSTON. April 2 L — Ed (Strang­ Columbia County Motor Club, whose ....... Tfce S m r l M r S I 'r r a a l SO LD IER S BONUS M.IGO, Ireland, A pril 21.— Armed ler) Lewis, world’s . heavyweight B E LF A S T, April 22.— Michael Col- president, Chairman Phillips recent­ G E N E R A L L Y F A IR " w i raided the office o f the Sligo NORM AL TEM PERATURE wrestling champion, successfully de­ Hns, upon arrival today at Killam ey. ly declared to I * persona non gTata ( I f f T h * A u a r h l r S I ’ rraa l * h«mplon today and tmaahed the W A S H IN G T O N , .'April 22.— Var- fended hie title against Dick Davis- to deilver an address, was met out­ with 'he board, saying it would not IS T H E W K K K 8 W B A T O T U ° rm* for this week’s issue nppar- ious plans fo r financing the soldiers court, o f Texas, here last night win­ side the depot by an Irish itepjubllI * n presented at yesterday's meet­ PrtM l l'n,ly 1° prevent the publication o f bonus was discussed at the confer­ ning two straight falla. ran army officer, armed with a re­ Ing becauec o f the absence o f Gov­ W A S H IN G TO N , A pril f t — Gener­ thr newspapers reports on Sundays ence o f the Senate Finance Commit­ volver, who warned him he would ernor Hardee. The Motor Club In­ ally fa ir with normal temperatere ’"eeting when Arthur G riffith , presl- tee o f Republican! but Chairman Me- FOR R E N T— Nice furnished house­ not be allowed to speak until he clear­ sisted in ita message that hard sur­ fo r Florida, week beginning Sunday. ' rnl Dail Firesnn spoke In favor o f Cumber said no definite decision had keeping or lied room. 314 East 5th ed up the firing upon one o f their face work on roads Nos. 2 and 4 be • Free State treaty. been reached. Street. 233-ltp officers men at Listowel. commenced at once. Boy it with a Herald Want Ad. WEST BANK CONTRIBUTIONS OF MISSISSIPPI FOR THE BAND BROKE TODAY ARE COMING IN ■ �.M» r««* • *•* ?SMM9 I V « ff S'A | . V- %. If I P A G E S IX 11 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922 » The Am ount Doesn’t Count } Ml i ti It’s the Start i That’s the Thing 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ :--------------- : SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE •M . [ Isn’t This Your Problem? \ 5 " I intend to Have money every month but somehow it ^ ** ^ juBt melts away and at the end o f the month there’s nothing le ft to save.” ■ s ** W hy not reverse things and take out a fixed sum each day and at the end o f the month put it to work in an interest bearing account in this bank ? L ive on the rest o f your sal­ ary and you’ll experience the Self-Respect and pleasure of getting ahead. ' fct ha ha ha ha ^ T H E C A L E N D A R S A V IN G S B A N K is here for you— In other words P A Y Y O U R S E L F F IR ST Mi IT MARKS A WOI.ltI) OF DIFFKHK.XCB COUNT IN ONR* r il O l’KIlTV j^ ha ' Mi SPORTS --------- W e lire through, hove quit before Saturday night and all signs having failed wo w ill jump into Crystal Lake as soon as the weather gets warmer. Some other favored section gets the rain and we get the cool spell and no rain. However, we live in hopes and it is delightfully cool and pleasant. Hern's hoping. 5:40 A . M. A P R IL 21, 1922 Maximum ....... 71 Minimum 02 Range . . 04 Parameter .10.34 Southwest and cloudy. * Y E S T E R D A Y 'S R E S U L TS | i Florida State League A t Daytona, 3; Tampa, 4. ** A t Jacksonville, 0, St. Pete, 9. 1 A t Orlando, 0 ; Lakeland, 4. fcl i ^ At At At At ^ Ni Ra ha ha * At At At At Ml Ml ha ha Mi Il hahahahaNaha. i ai Ratai ' a AC­ At At At At Don’t forget the dance at Hotel Montezuma tonight. 8:30 to 12:00. Shuw’s Orchestra. $1 per couple. Itc ! The Seminole County Bank |: -PROGRESS- STR E N G TH - Classified Ads 5c a line. N o . . i d taken fo r less than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and remit accordingly. >1 A !:* { PO k tit?N’ T — Tw o unfurnished rooms, bath, for lighthousckccping. Good location. A pply "R . S.", enro o f Her­ ald Office. G-tfc FOR R E N T — Furnished apartment with garage, summer rates, 914 Myrtle. 22-0tp hi i W ANTED W A N T E D — Second-Hand High chair. Phone 160-W . 21-2tp STO P— LO O K— RE A D F R U IT -P R O D U C E S l l l l P B R 8 T ry our expert service collecting Railh a a a h a h a M h a M i K * mad Claims. Original. Vouchurs sent direct to claimants.— Eastern FOR S A L E Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. (J. FOR S A L K — New Ford. Driven l a i i Cooper, Asa’t G< neral Mgr., with P. R. , than 25 miles. License applied for R. Claim Department, ten years, Senand goes with car. $15 takes it away. ford, Del. 10-o.o.d-2wc — H aight & Wieland. 22-ltc W A N T E D Salesman with car. Cord FOR B A L K — Completely furnished . • . . . I «nu i unv uren nt-iuw and ri Fabric tires ni at prices belyw four mom cottage, an aero o f land,' , om|H.titor9.. Hydro-Vulcan Tire Co., plenty o f rruit, flowers and g a r d e n . Mich,Knn A v . Chicago, III. all in, will consider teasing to righ t 22AX ( party. This Is pick up for some one as owner is called away on business, Address, Business, care Herald. 19-6tc FOR S A L E — Ford Sedan. Care Herald. C. A. P., 16-5tc £ PERSONALS £ VI *14 • n h i a N h h i i i h h i i FOR S A L E — Now Irish potatoes. on« Liiniivi or more, |2.(H) per bushel, de­ Mrs. George DeCottes leaves this a f­ livered in Sanford. W rite postal card ternoon for Jacksonville where she will to 616 Palmetto A ve. 20-3tp uttend the innrriuge o f Miss AntioilFOR S A L E — Potato barrels in nny nette DeCottes which tiikes place to­ quantity, Special prices on car lots, morrow. correspondence solicited, Clearwater Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc The Sanford Shoe nnd Clothing FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. It. siding. Within four blocks of center o f city. Ceo. V . K N IG H T _______ 272-tfc FOR S A L E — One trunk.' Inquire at 5 t f IK 1206 Palmetto Avo. _*_J W A N T E D — OlH mirrors to re-silver, perfect satisfaction ami prices reasonahle.— Miller A* Son. Ill-Gtc ED AND T IL E D . S M A L L . HOUSE AN D B A R N , $8,500. THESE FARM S JOIN A N D W JLL S E L L S E P A R A T E OR TOGETHER. T H E Y ARE A T KASJNG s t a t >o n , LOTS OF y A TJ 5 l A.NP 1,1(511 GRADE C ELERY LA N D . IT W IL L P A Y YOU TO IN V E S T IG A T E . — II. II. LEW IS. 19-5t; w -ltc _________ LOST ••Dusted." Doctor Stevens tried out every gun gun on the lot yesterday and lowered his score by. 86 points. Ralph is a l good shot, however, and w ill come hack when he gets his gun and hla rnngc back\ • t% Some o f the’ best shots were not out yesterday. It la whispered that they are afraaid to come out and spoil a good score but you w ill find them there next time i f it is possible fo r them to come. 4 ® <v, 0- Cfhj.ro!1 . Orro-,Zrt fe- KiX Ralph W ight, who holds down third Southern Association place In the line-up dropped an un­ Mobile 7, Atlanta 6. N ew Orleans 7, Birmingham 10. lucky 13 points yesterday, but he made a good score at that consider­ Nashville 0, L ittle Rock 12. ing the weather. • Chattunooga 3, Memphis 10. pC~ ■■ prC-o.-IC'^J tqcitfratios., vietV-e •( « abated tea.- SUDS1 O 0*4fwoehek Cent) and tbchad Dm Deectod h c*i Bob Newman is now in the profes­ GOOD SHOOT A T Acaapaphed bj Oario; Rqjr* sional class with n new trap gun, His ROD A N D G U N CLUB score went up n little yesterdny and will go higher ns soon as he gets ac­ HprodjcflOBlordd Notwithstanding the unfavorable customed to the new firin g piece. . weather n fn irly good representation rv* wan present yesterday at tho traps o f ha For Florida: Generally fa ir »*» Bill Hill came back in great shape bouJ—clpv©rho tonight and Saturday. h«\ the Sanford Rod nnd Gun Club nnd yesterday with 44 out o f 50 bringing rw-c ** w some very- good scores were made. his score up 100 points. W c look fo r The weather was not favorable for Bill to go up clbso to the top before trap shooting on account of tho high the season closes. vcvk The Bail Twins w ill render a cor­ wind but several contestants improv­ net duct at the Men's Club next Tu es­ ed their previous scores. The Club wns glad to see several The lead is still held by J. B. Cole- out for the first time this season. day r.ight at the Parish House. mnn although he was out o f town Among them W alter Hand, Frank yesterday. W alter Hnnd was out for Crosby, Dr. Tolar nnd Judge H erring . 1 Decoration Day w ill be observed in Sanford this year fo r the A n t time the first time this season and slip­ Frnnk Crosby shot well when his In many years. The progrnm is pub. ped quietly into fifth place in the list. gun fired. He saved a nice bunch o f liahed elsewhere in this issue. Yesterday’s score is as follows, only shells by n defective gun nnd w ill be in i members ot tho Club being shown: ready with plenty o f ammunition next E. A . Ball brought the Herald edi­ Members Name Ycstcr- Sens- week. C U T T H IS O U T— IT IS WORTI tor n fine bass this afternoon that daya on perMONEY weighed about six pounds. Mr. and Scoro centThe Club wishes to announce again Cut out this slip, enclose witi it Mrs. Bail now have a nice home on ■ge. thnt nny ono is welcome to come out nnd mall it to Foley & Co., 2335 Sidtake Mary whore they can step out Cnlemnn, J. B . , ____ .940 to these contests nnd shoot I f t h e y ' field Ave., Chicago, III., writinc J«* of their door and catch n fish any Puleston, Dr. S . ____ .872 care to. Visitors are always w el­ name nnd address clearly. Y oj i f time. Wight, Ralph B. 75-63 .857 come, nnd their scores kept, hut not receive in return n trial package cm JNewmnn, R. A . ____ .73-63 .835 entered In the season’s contest. Reg. taining Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Ox* The (Congregational Boy Scouts will i Hand, W alter S. . . . 50-41 .820 ulnr rontests are held each Thursday pound fo r coughs, colds nnd croij; i play the Oviedo Boy Scouts In a base­ Herndon. O. 1* . ___. . . . .813 afternoon beginning nt 4 o'clock. Foley Kidney Pills for pains ball game nt 9th st., Pork, Saturlay Hill, W. C...................... 50-44 .800 and back; rheumntism, backache, kdafternoon at 3 o'clock. Everybody Knight, G. W ........... .800 Stationery below cost nt tho Herald ney nnd blndder ailments; nnl Fo'q come out nnd see the game. Stevens, R, K . _____ 75-47 .770 O ffice fo r two weeks. See it 18-3tp Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome id Whitner, Chns 50-41 .733 thoroughly cleansing cathartic forcesMr. and Mrs. Enrl Brown nnd little Mobley, II. D. . . . . . .720 Don’t forget the dance at Hotel stipntion, biliousness, headaches, id daughter o f Dctand woro In the city Moines, S c h c llo _______ .720 Montezuma tonight. 8:30 to 12:00. sluggish bowels. Sold cverywhen.todny. Mr. Brown Is the City Mana­ Hitchinson, J. C............. 7553 .701 Shaw’s Orchestra. $1 |>er couple. Itc AJv. ger o f D cljind as well as the livo wire secretary o f the D ctand Commercal ( luh nnd was over hero to purchase ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ................................................ some ***•«!?• f 0cRy ol- in la n d . ■ S The Star TO-NIGHT! J 10 Stores in Georgin- -1 S t o r e in Florida W. B. Tnlley, the well known archi­ tect o f Lakeland has been In tho city for several days looking over several large building propositions. Mr. Tnlley is one o f the best architects in the stae and repors much bulldinr going on all over south Florida and ■ S a n f o r d ’ s N e w S t o r e Co., have n change o f advertisement In he in geting a share of It. 2 this issue calling attention to new Society Brand Clothes thnt are "I'm Going Right Strnight Bade tc among the now arrivals nt this pop­ My Dear Old Floridu Hom e," at Hi inular ntorc. termistor's Piano Store, Wcl-ikn Block. 5 20tfp L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T **'l*,crt Freeman, sporting editor of the Tampa Tribune nnd special w riter Salt W ater Fish, 10c II*.— Tillin’ ^ for many newspapers wns in tho city Market. Phone 29U. 212tp todny looking, after Tribune business. Gilbert is one o f the live wires o f Ladies o f the ( ntholic A ltar Society 27-ln. wide, yard Tampa nnd secs many big improve, will have a cooked food sale at Deane merits in Snnford since his Inst vlst Turner's store Saturday afternoon. several years ago. Home baked Imm tomorrow. 22-2tc jThe Churchwell Co. >18 -Phone 127 M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T VOILES FOIt S A L E u lF 'L K A b k - -One 20 acre. one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking distance to city. Tw o lots corner Center and Elm ave. Two lota weal side Palmetto ave., 50 f t from KievBnunu-rs Specialty Shop is in today enth St. Mnko offer. II. T. Corey, with an advertisement In their big owner. 1*5 N. Spring St., ta * Amp showing o f summer dresses In light lei, Calif, SHHtf; 29-tf cool nmternls ,now millinery, special koh saw one htacur sale for Saturday and Monday In nil FARM , fi T IL E D . 5 NOT shirt waists and ovcrblosucs and a C LE AR E D , $3,500; ONE 10- new shipment just in o f the Neptune's ACRE FARM , 5 T IL E D AND 5 Dnughter bathing suits. Rend the ad­ NO T C LE AR E D , $1,500; ONE vertisement in this issue and watch 10-ACRE FARM . A L L C L E A R ­ Rmimcl'a Shop. :— National lea g u e Pittsburg 10, SL Louis 5. Chicago 8, Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn 1, New York 8. Boston, Philadelphia, rain. • • to * : THE WEATHER : -SE R V IC E FOR R E N T — Seven room house, lo­ cated on Sanford Heights. 16-tfc CLASSIFIED ADS American League St. Louis 2, Chicago 4. Detroit 4, Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 4, Boston 15. New York 10, Washington 3. Maxwell, R. C. ______ Smith, Howard - P . ____ 60-38 Norris, R. H ................. Crosby, F. L . ................ 75-47 Tolar, Dr. J. N ..............60-31 Higgins, Ed ___________ Herring, GGco. G....... 25-14 Herndon, B. W ............. Jones, T. W . ___________ BLACK KID BLU OXFORD Foot Form I^tst : $5.00 The N ellie Turner Circle will serve ice cream and cake tomorrow after­ noon on the Carnes’ I .awn. 22-ltp FLEISCHER’S YARN Circle A o f the Presbyterian Church will have n curb rnnrket in front of Thrasher’s store Saturday nt 9:00 a. m22-ltc A ll colors, per hall Don't forget the dance nt Hotel Montezuma tonight. 8:30 to 12:00. Yowoll A Co., had a change o f nd- Shaw s Orchestra. 31 per couple. Itc v r r ti, r "'«n t In yesterday’s Daily Heraid In their A fter Easter Specals in Imported Ratines, Tissues nnd other dress goods, a special price on towols, new line o f bathing suits nnd mady other bargains for tho ladles, the men nnd the children. The special prices prevail today and tomorrow. See EX TR A GOOD LO AD OF Yow cll’a todny nnd take advantage o f MULES FOR S A L E OR T R A D E these after Easter specials. C ocJl , c tfM F O R T A Iil.E lA-UAOB Finest linn stationery in the city house, furnished, rent for 0 months. sold below cost to make room fo r our Call 318 Magnolia Ave. 22 2tp offices. Hermit] Printing Co. 18-3tp Phone 401 Seminole Printery BROWN BAL OXFORD PINK BATISTE 27-in. wide, yard BOYS’ BROWN BAL OXFORD $3.95 - J. C. HUMAN FOR RENT « $5.00 MULES L ft 8 T —Tool box with tools and fixA T B R A D Y ’S B ARN . turcs on Ninth nnd (Ink Ave. Re­ George Welland o f tho Overland turn to Hernld office. Reward. 20-3tp Sales Co., has returned from a big meeting o f the W illys-Knight and O v­ FOR R UNT erland dealers in Jacksonville where FOR R K 'N f— T w o furnished rooms the dealers were addressed by W illys F LO R ID A •nd kitchenette, 614 West Second himself on the mnny problems o f the SANFORD •S tr‘',t 21-3tp •lay and the automobile industry In FOIC R E N T -F u rn ish ed and unfur­ genera). George says that his terri­ LOOK A T THKSE C U T nished rooms, 206 Park avenue. tory made n fine showing and the PRICES! 100tp meeting was an inspiration for tho WiUys-Knlght and Overland dealers all over the South. 1.000 Hammermllle Letterheads fi.s o 1.000 IluainrM Cards......... j .75 Tw o famished rooms for lighthouse­ Don’t forget the dance nt Hotel 1.000 Billheads, size 6 ,.23 keeping. Lights and water furnished, Montezuma tonight. 8:30 to 12:00. 1.000 6*1 Envelope* 218.00 per month. 615 Laurel AreShaw’s Orchestra. $1 per couple. Itc nue. 22-4tp YOUNG M E N ’S - P A Y CASH ■ 11 W hat 1 ou Make------ It is What You Save—______ That IH H U IIN IIIIIIIU S liiiim s ijiiii Counts ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I ITlhe Churchwell Co. 5 STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK 9th and French * o. . i �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1022 SANFORD DAILY HERALD many roughs hoodlums chance to masquerade under the P v b l l a h r 4 » * « 7 a f t e r * n w y t * ■ » - name of the Ku K la x and the order Say at lb * l l t n K U u t U l a a , IOT gets the blame fo r overy net that <s M a a a u l l a A l l , t a i l v r t , K la . committed nnd they cannot affirm or deny it. There has been one act pulled o ff here that was absolutely l > t }D U H I I K H M rnw and yet the Ku Klux Klan is a . j . i m i . u __ ----------------- Cellar a. J . l i i . i . a i i i ) . — l i m i i r t - T r r M i r r r snnid to hnvo nothing whatever to * » . A . . N K K L _____ ______ l i r a r r n l H a u i f r T o our mind the best C , U I I I W I N ___ . . ( ' I m t a l U a l l a u a g r r do with it. I ' b n n r H A op tu UiVO I*. U. thing is to make the officers do A t m l l a l n g It a t r a M a d r K a a a a their duty, rnnka the courts do their Appllrallun duty or take them out— A L L OF A u S a r r l p i l o a 1‘ r l i r I * A A i a a r i T1IKM —and put in new ones that O a r t r a r ___ _____................................ 111 M u a l b a ___ — —— w ill do their duty— and there w ill l l r l l i r r r d I * C lip by C a rr ie r O a r W n k ________________________l » C r * t a !>c nothing fo r the Ku Klur. Klan or any other klan to do. I r Hi T b r big is- ti C **a ----------- o ------ --b id r a llr r lp rorrra k rm laalr |»I7 A drrra n d la p v b l l a b r d t i r r r F r i d a y , The allied nations think they havo t l a l a c r a l r a m a d e k a a n a ua a p p l l r a »» “ slapped Germany nnd Russia on the t l o a . I l r m u r r a l l r la p u llllr a . W a r , a l w a f i l a a d i a a r r . __________________ w ris t" when they barred them from M IC M IIK II T I I R A R M O C I A T K I I I ' l l K H The Associated Press is exclusive­ further participation in the confer­ ly entitled to the use fo r rcpublica- ence_ at Genoa. W hy should, Russia llon o f all news dispatches credited to or Germany w orry about being barft or not otherwise credited in this pu- red from the conference nt Genoa. per and also the local news published They have made their treaty and the treaty will stick and they can g et herein. A ll rights o f republication of spec­ together into an alliance that w ill ial dispatches herein are uiso re­ 'eventually control more territory nnd |more people thnn any other countries served. o f the globe. W herefore the worry ? The allies have been outdone, W hy not send another twenty milW hile we aro feeding the starving Hon dollars to tho "Starving RusRussians they were making another' sinns." secret treaty with Germany. Fine F R E E BRIDGES IN V O LU SIA business this feeding o f the starv. (tag Russians while people all around The DeLnud News is agitating the 1is aro starving to death. - 9 ------- o ----------purchase of the Hardin* Ferry bridge T o tho Orlando Sentinel— We arc north o f Lnko Monroe, and making muchly interested in your column it » free bridge. The plan to build where you tell how prominent citi* n bridge ns Osteen Ferry, which in tens made their first dollar. Just ns time will become n free bridge, soon as we make u dollar we will tell started the agitation o f tho purchase you how wo made it. Has Sum Grif- « f the Hardin F erry bridge by the fin and Charlie I-ord told you about county. The Breeze ns well as a their fir s t dollar yet? large number o f taxpayers on the —,, o coast side of the county have fo r a UNCLE HANK THE HERALD PRINTING CO. er to fram e It or hit the house fo r a raise In salary* I have de­ cided to do both! Th ere’s a man who Is close to the fountain head o f publicity and yet he has not become hardened to the se­ cret pleasure o f seeing his name in print. And these others who say they detest it! W hat o f them? They g et the tame Joy* and same thrill as he, no m atte" what their |tongues may sny. Folks, let's be honest like this good newspaperman nnd admit our pleasures no matter how much it hurts our assumed mod­ esty." M E N ’S C LU B V A U D E V IL L E H A S B E E N PO STPO N ED W ill Be Held Evening o f A pril 25th at the Parish House 40 Reduction Owing to tho fa ct tl}nt the High School Is staging a play on the even­ ing o f April 21st the Men's Club has taken this matter into consideration and postponed their vaudeville-show until Tuesday, A pril 25th. A ten-act vaudeville program has been arranged which includes numbers by the— American Legion Saxophone Band E. A . Ball Jimmio Robson Lucille Aspinwall Tnkach Robert Herndon * John Schirard Maurice Hciston Th* wutmin who can look a mouse In and many others that have entertain­ th' eye without hollering usually I T S G R A N D M O T H E R ’S R E C IP E TO ed in Sanford. The program w ill have nuk„ #n >wfu, husband. many surprises und w ill afford an -------- ---------------B R IN G BACK COLOR A N D evening o f fun with Sanford's local —— L U S T R E TO H A IR ta le n t 19-tfc the surf fo r a frolic— nothing more—• and with fa ir regard fo r the conditions Thnt beautiful, even shade o f dark, which are known nt every bench; with glossy hair enn only be had by brew­ S A N FO R D M A TTR E S S F A C ­ as much caution nc one would observe ing a mixture o f Sage Ten and Sul­ TO RY when walking along a road and avoidphur. Your hnir in your chnrm. It ing. ditches there should be rcnl onE. C. ECHOLS, Prop. makes or mars the face. When it joyment with relaxation nnd actual “ Old Mattress Made New and fades, turns gray or streaked, just nn benefit accruing. Safety first is< an 105 Palm etto A r e Sanford, Florid* New Mattrea* Made to Order" application or two o f Sage nnd Sul­ essential in deep-wntcr bathing— nnd French Avenue nnd 17th Street phur enhances its appearance n hun­ the ocean nnd g u lf are deep, although dredfold. there are shnliow places near the Don't bother to prepare the m ix­ shore."— Tampa Tribune. ture; you can get this famous old --------- o — recipe improved by the addition of ROUGH ON T H E HOME F O L K S other ingredients at a small cost, nil ready fo r use. It is called W yeth’s Surely the people o f a community Snge nnd Sulphur Compound. This town or city ought to pntronizo their cun always lie depended upon to bring own merchants, consult their own back the natural color and lustre of lawyers nnd doctors nnd he christen- your hnir. 4.r, married nndburied by their own Everybody uses "W y eth 's " Sngo nnd ministers. Sulphur Compound now beenuse it Hut what puzzles theDoLnnd Sun darkens so naturally and evenly thnt A L L T H E N E W H ITS is the fnct that the people o f a com­ nobody ca ntell it has been applied. The Ilartow truckers, like tho l">'K llmo favored free bridges all munity do not always see it that You simply dampen a sponge or soft Get n Copy o f the New S A V E Y O U MONEY truckers o f many other sections in «v e r tho county, and a year or two way. brush with it urd draw this through W rite us South Florida, are plowing up their tried to bring about the county "W e hnvo often wondered why it tho hair, taking one small strand nt a cabbage nnd putting tho land in com . ownership o f the bridges nnd mak- |>t” sny* tho Sun, that a smooth- time; by morning the gray hair has Empire Hotel Block Florida Song: N ever again, Is tho verdict o f these ing them free, nnd if our memory talking strnnger with a flashy front disappeared, and a fter another appli­ O R LA N D O , FLO RID A truckers, ns long ns freigh t rntes are serves us right tho measure was bit- rt,ii come into D'l.uinl and sell a cation it becomes beautifully dark Written by prohibitive. And thus tho railroads tcrly opposed by tho dintricts on tho |,,t o f stu ff that usually can bo and appears glossy and lustrous.— kill another goose which laid tho gol- west side of the county. Now thnt hud at our own stores, pocket the Adv. Henry McL^plin, Jr. Robt. W . Pearman, Jr. there is a good prospect of having ntnncy nnd get out o f town with den egg.— Wauchulln Advocate. O P T IC IA N — < V rT )M E T R IflT n free bridge at Osteen berry, which good grace, while if u fellow rcsid' -------------- o You may not want much to ta t in Secy. Sanford Chamber o f Commerce is sure to deflect travel through Dojug hero tried the same thing ho Old lady in Orlando 75 years old , the summer weather hut you wnnt could not make n living any longer l'nn,l people arc eager to have a free would starve to death the first week, something nice, something well and took poison to end It all. N o bridge. It is right that this should "W c confess that wc'vc never been cooked, you wnnt to know it has been J. H. H IN T E R M IST E R more pnthrtic figure could bo paint11 free bridge, but it should bo nblt* to figure out. W c'vc wondered cookrd in n clean nnd spotless kit­ P IA N O CO. ed by press and pulpit. And yet purchased by the district in which why sumo people enn't refuse n chen. You get all this in the Sun­ we send our money to Russia and R *0 bridge is located. This is the ntrnnger’a plea fo r an order, yet can day dinners nt the Seminole Cafe. Welaka Block other foreign countries ,’or the star- |don under which the Now Smyrna turn right around and tell someone Sanford, 111, 212 East. 1st St. 23-lte vlng foreigners. "Does distance in special tnx road nnd bridge district who lives here end who is trying to proposed to acquire n free bridge, make n living thnt they don’ t care to this Instance lend enchantment? uml without expense to the rest o f |)Uy, Agents come nnd agents go — — — — o ------------When they don't advertise they just the county. A t any rutc Seminole „ n,i „|ways they take more out o f Y et naturally dry up on the stem like a county nnd District N o 5, o f Volusia town thnn they leave in it. County have the (here always seems to be wclbunch o f oranges left in the window 1 "<»'*• «started snm m e free bridge * »«'«* « there t>e a weltoo long nnd finally blow away in t h e ! movement nnd it should be kept g o - 1come for them nt the homes o f a dust o f the ancient methods thnt gov- ing until every bridge in lire county j.ootl mnnv p*»nn1**t well racarilii, bi i Jko. — a my mn w ho haven’t learned to sny a Bros country store keener-* *ryir.g to t« n a do business in the year 11*22 with the Breeze. I " N o " to a strnnger, but who can a a year 1K76 ideas. It is a lend pipe cinch fla tly rofuso to encourage n ncighs that if n store wants to sell goods W A N T E D , A B A T H IN G «E A C II hor who is a thousand times moro a a F O O L-K ILLE R and do business they must advertise entitled to their trade. W e can't ■ -REGINNINGa and give prices und show the public understand it.— Bartow Record. a Now is the season o f the year when why it will save money by trading a a bench resorts are filled with bathers, with them. Otherwise— well, they Inst IT M A K E S N 'K W S PA P PK R S a a a few weeks, n few months, tnnybe a among whom,* every now und then, a few years, but they perish finally. will be found, what the Jacksonville There nre so many people who ro- a ■ calls the "sm nrty" who W E W A N T TO CLOSE OUR BUSINESS IN S A N FO R D BY T H E T E N T H O F M AY One by one the leaves are falling. Timea-Union , .............................. fuse to give n newspaper an item or . rags « timid bather in deep water .mpt th(J funny „ lllff whon yau mU --------- o--------- on T IR E S SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK F . P . R IN E S Ianos P HONOGRAPHS SHEET MUSIC GLOBE PIANO CO. CLOSING-OOT SALE! = A REAL GROCERY SALE Nonday Morning, April 25, at 8:30 There are still a few people in San­ ‘ .fr i“ ^lC.nCd nOViC^ ? r , n."? rn ith tm for news when you know thnt ford who think they can get along nil wfly makes dangerous what is other- they aro just dying to got their name rig h t without joining the Chamber of wl" ° “ • » * « « “ '* healthful recreation. in (lie newspaper nnd yet they act so Commerce and helping put over the The WMt beuchcs 0f this stnto shy. There is no false modesty ulxiut big things thnt are coming to Sanford ‘,ro ‘ ho safest In the world, the newspaper people— they arc Just and havo corns in the past ten month*. There are no "undcr-tow dangers; what they nre— all tho way through They can get by for n while hut they “ nd « von " « the most extraordinary and they know that there is not a w ill soon bo given the gnte by th e^ h le* there is little aweop outwurd man or woman in the world that does men who know and realize what tho in « few places where the rush- not like to see their name in print Chamber o f Commerce is doing and in>-' current empties tho tide surplus nnd why should their name not be in ’can do. Just now it is doing one o f through some narrow "puss.” The print? Were nil tlie names o f people the biggest works in the history o f th e' 'hmgera o f bench and surf in this im- to be kept out o f print there would eity in putting over »he inland wator- mcJlnU* P“ rt o f the west coast are so be no newspapers. The SL Peters­ w ay project thnt will mean millions " mnl1 " » ho nlmost unnecessary o f burg Times sums it up ns fallows: /•r Sanford. You had a taste o f it mention; while the fatalities charged "N o w nnd then a newspaperman this winter when several millionaires the section are so few as to make meets the man or wonfati who ex­ Anchored their yachts at our dock hut *h*B the naturally sufest bathing re- presses his or her disapproval o f any ■only remained a few hours because K*u" *n the country, publicity whatsoever. "D on't print there were no accommodations. With But there is the "sm a rty !!' We find my name in the paper," they sny. Die St. Johns river dredged und wid •1,i,n ul overy bathing resort, he it “ I detest personal publicity, etc.," Is aned and made the inland waterway coastal, lake, or artificial pool. He is the wail. through Florida this city would double thc K” ’" 1 'hmger to bathing, lie should Hut do they mean it? tn population in two y.ars with t h e !1* eliminated at the beginning of the Not that The Times would inpugn iacrvnBo in business along every line. season, ami his elimination must be the motives o f a Inrge number o f per­ final. The first inun or woman caught sona nor challenge their veracity— -■■■■■■ -o ■ j Kissimmee seems torn asunder over doing anything to Icsm-ii the safely of But tho furt remains thnt in nine Die actions o f mobs, some whom may a bather, intimidating a timorous one, cases out o f ten they do not mean be Ku Klux and some tnny not be or attempting to play n dangerous whnt they say. Perhaps fo r the mo­ Ku Klux. The trouble with all of trick on n swimmer, should I k* prompt­ ment,' they may mako themselves ib is night riding is that it gives so ly brought out of the water, forced to think thnt they mean it. Actunlly, leave the place, and the incident g iv ­ however, they do not. en full publicity with actual names Recently thc Times commented In called In the press. Then* is no room a personal vein about unc o f thc edi­ fo r this class of resort habitue in torial writers o f n state paper. In a Florida. The life of one child, wom­ letter to thc editor he says: an or man is worth fur more thnn the Editorial writers get 4o little "fee lin g s" o f a thousand "sm nrtics"; publicity or praise without ■ j nnd if it cannt he made safe any other strings to It that the mere sight 5 *way, there should lie a. “ fool-killer" o f their names in print hns the s n n x m r n m i rvv tan ■ iequipped with an efficient instrument psychological effect o f stimulat­ ing the egotism in them. Your name in printWhat the life o f persons in danger. post has ever recorded tho emo­ The Times-Unlon gives n needed tion? What musician has aver warning to tho bothers also, when it been able to repeat the high note Courtesy nnd Prompt S er­ says that they should always remem­ o f interest? la there one who vice Our Motto * • ber thnt safety is largely within their has become so hardened to the own control. It says: vanities of thc flesh that he does­ ■ “ Swimming is a fine spurt, a ■ n't rend fo r the second time any ■ healthful exercise*, and sometimes n Phones 497-49( article that contains his nntne? ■ ■ useful accomplishment; but it is simSo when I came across your W K L A K A BLOCK J ply foolish to risk too much when on editorial which you so kindly ded­ icated to me, I didn't know whethaB B a aB B aB a aa a aB B aa B B i ^ vt>*urr h*nL The thousands go In Anil we offer for your consideration the following items which represents only a very few of the many items we carry in slock, and they must A L L GO at some price. All *reods will he marked in plain figures. See for yourself nnd be convinced. g r o c e r ie s ] fruits AND VEGETABLES DF.ANF TURNER l s a a a a I a No. 3. Y. C. Table Peaches, per c a n .......... 28c No. 1, Y. C. Table Peaches, per can........... 23c No. 1 W hite Rost* Sliced Peaches, per can 22c No. 3 Silver Dale Apricots, per enn ....... 26c No. 3 W hite Rose Apricots, per can ....... 28c No. 2 Rose I). Hart. Pears, per can . .-..25c No. Lib., Sliced Pineapple, per c a n ......16c No. 3 Index Sliced Pineapple, per can.......29c No. 2 Glass Jar Pineapple, per jar ......... 28c No. 2 Glass Jar Grated Pineapple, jar... 28c No. 2 Glass Jar Plums, per ja r ............... 32c No. 3 Glass Jar Y. ( ’ . Peaches, per jar... 33c No. 2 Glass Jar Y. C. Peaches, per ja r ....26c No. t Over-Sea S. Peas, per can .......... 20c No. 3, Sweet V. Green L. Beans, per can 30c No. 2 Sweet V. Sugar Corn, per can 11c No. 2 Sweet V. Apple Sauce, per can 26c No. I Sweet V. Petit Pols Peas, per can ...17c No. 2 Sweet V. Red K. Beans, per can ... 18c No. 2 Gibb's Stringless Beans, per can ...14c No. 3 Booth’s Pie Apples, per can 15c No. 1 Davies Pork and Beans, per can.... 08c No. 2 Davies Pork and Beans, per can... 10c No. 2 Geneva Red Beets, per cun .......20c Morris Sup. Lunch Tongue, per cun .... 25c Corned Beef. Arm y Pnck, per can .........19c Red Crown Potted Meats, per can 08c No. 1 Corn Reef Hash, per can................ 13c No. 2 Boast Beef, Arm y Pnck, per can ... 27c 1d Sr No. 3 Sauer Kraut, per enn a v No. 3 Big Hominy, per can ...... 13c No. 2 Lib. Trijw , per can ...... . '49c 24-lbs. I’ illsbury's Hour ........$1.39 12-lbs. Pillsbury’s Flour 70c 24-lbs Aristos Flour ....... ........ $1.38 12-lbs. Aristos Flour ....................... 70c 24-lb*. Repent Self Rising Flour.......... $1.38 12-lbs. Repeat Self Rising F lo u r .............. 70c • Catalina Tuna Fish, per can.................... ..20c Wh'*-* Rose Tuna Fish, per c a n ............... 28c No. J W hite Rose Slmd Fish .................. 12c 19c No. 1 Deep Sea Fish R o e .......... All kinds Soup, per can ........................ ..11c No. 2 Heart's Delight Corn, per can..... 12c No. 2 K ey Mar. Coni, per catt .......... 10c No. 2 Clear Spring Corn, per c a n .......... 17c No. 1 B. & M. Sugar Corn, per can......... 13c No. 2 B. & M. Sugar Corn, per can......... 19c No. 1 Van Camp's Pork and Beans, can. lie No. 2 R itter’s Pork and Beans, can......... 11c No. 1W hite Rose Salmon, can................. 28c No. 3 Lil). Dill Pickles, per e n n ................ 25c No. 2 Heinz Baked Beans, per can ........ 18c No. Vfc Heinz Baked Beans, per c a n ........ 10c No. 1 A rgo Salmon, per can....................... 28c No. 3 Sweet Potatoes Candyams, per can 18c linker's Cocon, Kjs, c a n ............................. 20c Baker’s Cocou, l- u s ................................... .lie No. 1 Mission Asp. Tips, per c a n .............. 20c Minute Tapioca, per pkg.......................... ,13c No. 3 Calif. Spinach (L ib b y's), c a n ......... 20c No. 1 Tall Ping Salmon, can ................... 13c No. 1 Pimentos, per can .......................... .16c No. 1 Vcnl Loaf per can ........................... 22c Corn Hakes nnd Post-Toasties, pkg......... .10c Morton’s Salt, pkg..................................... .10c Better Butter, per pound......................... 48c Farrell’s Nut Margarine, p ou n d .............. 29c Best W hite Rncon, per p ou n d................. ,17c Best Sugar Cured B. Bacon, per lb........ 29c Better linms, per pound ................... 31c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, per lb..................... 07c Seeded Raisins, per pkg............................ 23c Seedless Raisins, per pkg. ....................... 23c Meal-Grits and all other Groceries cut in proportion Wc thnnk cnch of our customers for their liberal pntronage nnd In token of our highest nppre ■ elutions for thc same. W c are offering you these ROCK BOTTOM prices on Staple Groccric J before closing our business in Sanford. rv [JONES CASH STORE ■ FIR S T S T R E E T SANFORD, FLORID/1 �V") iv. • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1922 not In u h ient locker ( e DUCED PKICB3-------front seat i t b s t CAB ON M A R K E T vided by a K IN G T O N MODEL t t i ■torod in a conven­ Ur Section It. Township XI k. Item* E.. I hence Hast to tho Korlheaal into the back of the corn<r M r Section ------- 'XX. “Township XI 8 , Pull ventilation ia pro­ Hanwo JO K. thtr.es South to point of beginning, all of which territory la cowl ventilator and the within Seminole County. Florida. ‘ „ ... - adjustable upper windshield panel. exlnyton Motor C o m p a q « Kqulpmcnt ia complctCi inc|udlne ille, Indiana, la out with t e ment o f a new five-pass y er odel at $17*6. inij to the announcement. ne thl* new “ Seriea 2 2 ' la $240 the lowest prevloua price xlmtton Motor Car equipped Ansted Engine, including re Multiple Exhaust System ves fuel _ and add* power, and elusive Lexington feature thirty.two b>. four-and-onc-half inch cord ^ spare demountable rim is provided on the rear tire carrier a Lexington feature that ha> been wHde)y cop,ed TO ID E N T IF Y NEGROES lU y The Associated Freest J A C K S O N V IL L E , April 21,SeVen T O U R PETITIONERS hsroaftcr des­ ignated at petltlonars from ths last above described or contlauous territory, respectfully represent that they aro qualified electors who pay a las on either real or personal property and are residents of that portion of Seminolo County. Florida, continuous to ths territory now embraced In Special Taa School District No, I, Hctiilnole County, Florida, and aa last above described, and w ould further repreeent that they desire the territory last above describ­ ed to be created Into a special taa school district for the purposo of levy­ ing and collecting a district school taa for the eactuslvs use of the public freS schools within such territory; that they ____ ____ In a desire such territory to be created negroes, arrested in connection with tv John C. Moore, chief en- on attack on a white woman hero District No. 2, Seminole County, Fiori' * ! early yesterday morning were to b« above described * * lt»-," e,u'1' lh* ‘ • rr,,orir u ,t Y O U R PETITIONERS would funhsr uted Engine has been refined taken before tho woman today for represent that mors than twsnty-flva “ roved in many respects. A indentification. -The woman waa s«v- per cent of the qualified elsctora who pay a taa on elthsr real or personal e of two-ring piston, is used crely beaten and at one time it was property and who are residents of her slapi nor pumpa. oil, and thought she would succumb ;o her .Special T a a School District No. X, Semi­ nole County, Florida, aa now composed, lows no signs of wear a fter injuries. She was entirely out of dan. and alao that more than twenty-five per cent o f the qualified •lectors « .10 t of milca o f use. Perfect ger today, a markedimprovement in pay a tax on either real or persona) Hon of fuel is assured by tho her condition havingtaken placedur-property and who'are residents of that territory last above described, being he Lexi-gasifier, enabling tho ing tho night. contiguous to Special Tax School Diet . let No. X. Seminole County. Florida, ,n to function propcT’ y, f t * - ---------------------------have algncd this petition. of weather conditions. A W IL L BLOCKADE M EXICO YOUR DOTlTIONtiHS would further rspieeent that they are qualified elec­ SE IZ E M E X IC AN PORTS dc thermostat controls the| tors w ho pay a tax on either real or FOR D A M A G E CLAIM S personal property and ure residents of mpernture at nil times, both that portion of Seminole County, Flori­ er heat and In winter cold. ) da. described aa follows. to-Wlt: Ileglni.log at Southeast corner Sec­ I By T h e Ao anrln tr d P r e s s ) rr salient feature o f the new 34, Township 11 H, Runge 10 K., W A S H IN G TO N , April 21.— Block- tion run thence Weal to the Mouth west cor­ n is the frame design. This ner Mecttun 11. Township 21 N., Range ,h , tr i.n p ii'.r ”f 0' 10 East.. North to Southwest corner member” on v,hleh n petP0* * until Anicricnn elelm , Section 11. Township 21 II., Range 10 for damage to life. nrODertv lit M ot * B , thence West along County lino to K > I cop n .y .in . 010X. j Soisttiwerat corner Section ... 12. Township nding. Furthermore, the elde . ......................... - —....... ----,, ......., i .- .i , „ » co ’* compensated, was advocated in 11 8, R a n g e 32 K., ihenco North along fe the unusual depth or seven „ . . , . . county line to Weklva river thence *e nusrter inches. The wide * " e ®cna*c *°Bay b> . enntor King, NorUira*tcrly ulong said river to the ee-quarttr inenes *>•* tu Democrat, o f Utah. I Intersection of »■'<] river with the en.t tnmg hoards are bolted to Hie land went center line o f Section 2, TownMlitp 2U 8, Range 29 K , thence f, and ale readily removable East to Southeast corner of tho North­ east quarter Section 7. Township 2i< 8, of accidental damngc. The NOTICE! Range JO E., thence North one-hall id rear cross-members have thence i"*u East to oRnl)*rti Hanford li grunt line h>l rf-ir croi a- n p « tpY u i ir it m u n n t f □ mile,, llioiu't* *1 to rum iiiir i,v deeninir the T H E L I T l R E G IS T R A T IO N HOOKS thence 8out I n u 'l along an Id line to cenIstc* TTie i l x l n ^ o n fnctory A R E N KOW O OPEN PFN A AT T T TH HE E O CITY I T V l I,.f r Becilon a„„th Ju. Township ....... . SO M ...... j Range ... 10 , H A L L A N D W IL L REM AIN O P E N ] one-half mile thence South to begin­ hat their frame construction T U E S D A Y M A Y •» 10--* ning; Which aald last description Includes ior to anything on the market U ‘ T H * 11 h i 1 A ] * ‘ and embracee u 11 that lerrllory of Sem­ ......... .1 .tir/nass L. R. 1 HU M N. inole County, Florida, now Included and line's and stiffness, n.hlin,, adding City Registration Officer. embraced In the Special Tax School Dis­ (ly to tho life of the car. j ‘‘ c trict No. Seminole County, Florida, and also that territory contiguous to lg comfort has been achieved 1*" ~ •aid district and secondly above de­ scribed. YOUR PETITIO NERS further rep­ resent that they desire the limits of said Special Tax School District No, 2, extended l o aa lo embrace and Include all the territory la»t above described, ;) two Inches wide, and the intendeut of Public Instruction, Sail­ and that such territory bo created Into a Special T a x School District, lo be ings arc fifty-nine inches long t o *!- 1IK°COUNTY b o a r d o f P U B LIC numbered and known na your Honor­ able body nliult deem beet, but plolerand one-quarter inches wide. INSTRUCTIO N FOR SE M IN O L E ably aa f e c i a l Tax School DIM.'Ict No. U , . .. COUNTY. FlAJIlIPA . . . ... -------rlt0 pngs txylta are ovcr-liie thruy o u r PET1TIONE INEIIH hereafter de-^re'iVed ^ t h * ' u purpose m of letltl let ......... school ing n iliametor of three-quitr- • * « » • {• “ •• K V iV iT N o .r r «,n H .m m o tc ^ Y ln i ami collating • dlltflov ]T*w ‘ Series 22" Lexington b y , NoUc# h<r,by giron that the folont and rear scmi-clliptic lowing petition will t>« pmeented to the , _____qu.„ CountyMoard of I’ubllo Inatruction for of exiiptional length. The Seminole County. FJorlda. at a meetlirng* are thirty-eight inches ‘ <'K b« J"‘id at i 10 a m Tuesday. • *" . , . ,' , ,* May *e,h, ISth, 1»XI, ISIJ. at file Die office of Super- an inch everywhere except a t County. Florida, respectfully represent ' * * fSchool r wu'hin'the' taJd*'and'laet « ........ . th. m , . * « . s y . - a Vn j j s h i , - s ' a u a s hey are a full inch In tiiam- P - P e « y he maker* claim that the bolts known and described a* Spr rout enns end* or of me the rear rear spring* snrincr* ulnttl)f School I)|*irlet 3. such mnt „,| thn,No, , rru ory di*i „f Seminole ieitcd to the most strain and County, Florid*, embraced «Ylthln the following description: all car*, and have mat,e prolieginntiiK at Kouthea*t corner Section 15, Township 31 H, Range 10 IS, accordingly. Southwest corner Section r u n we»t » « « ! tto o a u u in «m c o r i i i 'T n w cim ii J-fecd oilers nre provided fo r 14. Township 31 H. Range 23 E . thence North to Northeast corner Section 37. I md ' 'its. nnd nt other friction Town.hlp 20 H Raiige 32 E.. .henee (hroughout the cha*«U iA-xington Motor Compnny I the tinqualifietl o**ertion that |r in trc* market will ride a* the Lexington thnt does Jniore, cost more, and have Iwhedbtte." « he nee** north weVterly "along* » , d Yr’.Vk lo Weklva river, North end Northweet• rly to Intersection of center section thence .East to one.Una . . . . . of . . . Section ........ 2,................ q T R i f l e d •YecVor/’Sho qualified elector^ who pay t a x * . either real or personal property amt who reside within the last above de­ scribed territory have slgn.-d 'Ills pelllion W H E R E T O H E YOUR P E T IT IO N E R S II I M 111. Y I 'R A Y : That an election be called and held , !.uf, u i .n. *. „ u - l m i i n « (F i* v t V uf„ v^Kh.roli V h i l l h « «x midudaitll l h » "eertF lo m .. a. such territory a le ^ Tu ............ ........ determine JJJJ?,0-K **iSpecial Tax f u 5 I * ^ i * * ! , a n pi'Clul school V .1 1 1 VuV ,*« i',,, i«i ..f,i i district tux to be levied a mt collected ? It* nr. Im i ll nrmin.1 nil .n ein m i*0*1 >°. Township 2u H, Range ID I U nround nil aprtng* SoU, h lo center Section 15, Township luf. (Petitioners from the territory now lit Special Tax School District factory to unsure permanent &, Range 10 E., thence East to Bait embraced County, F lo rid a ): i M1. ,, , . , , lino of said Heclion 15. thence South lo No , CSeminole H A R L E S E. BOWERS |eaie by keeping the lubricant Pr beginning. A N D R E W O. RAINES out of mud tyid water, Vour 24tliloBtra u« aforeaald. furihK. C. R A T E S J , ' ....... . T™ er represent that they desire the llmMRS. L I L L I A N L. D A T E S |f I- lures that nave dlatingluh- It* of the said district ns above dcHcrlh klltS. It E HOFFMAN ed extended so a* to Include %ml eraF R A N K I' W A T E R H O U S E ara fo r many years i.race all of the territory con__ tlguous tu K A T I I A R V N U H A IN E S Intinurd, *uch n»: the cnualia“ hove said district and described a* A. E. C L I N K *1,1. r . i i . . L‘ .. follows: A L I C E D WATKftHoUHE i I. oi brake »ystem; the “ one iiegln at the Mouiheast corner of HecA II F U L L E R ■ emergency broke *v*t..m' the ,lo,, 3*' Township 3 1 H. Range 30 E . It. O. F U L L E R * cy ornge syattm, WlO rllll monce W n l to Southwest corner E D W A R D W. M ITCH ELL able radiator mounting for tho Section xx, Township 21 s.. Itunge Ju E II. C T Y l . E l l V ■ 4 . ■ ll.cii 4 t, t * • «*l Ui.ril L. n 't* 1 1 U ' I k I r m n . t v , I, , t I.____ ,c North to Southwest Section 21. Town* L. A. R A N D A L L r m U l,p 'l,ntI lamps; the fle x , ahip 31 S, Range 30 E , thence West J. N. S E A R C Y kft(he ifi*r .I it. . universal . . i iulnts * * * na x* tine It •> Ilo ax Southwest M ia11 corner nmi« along County c W. A. L E W I S anil OCUtlUII HeoUon i 12, Township *1 w B.4 ItMMhW Range 3J li , I overeat joints, . 14IW|1S(II|I •* J. A llliiT L IN E lit power plant construction with E„ thence North along County line to J. M. C H A F F E R ed flvwhn.l Wsklva river, thence In a NorllieaatcrIt. J. O V E R S T R E E T . / tl* ly direction ulong i-ald river lo the InO II. C H A IN body is both beautiful nmi tersectlon of said river with a certain L J -H A R TLE Y Th,. | c, , , , , ... , creek In Sec. 1«. Township Si) S. R a n g e It. C. HAUIl inc windshield i* built solE , thence Southeasterly along said MUS K. J. NKtMKYKIl rto tbe cowl, instend o f aittimv creek, following the most eastern porMRS 1. C R A M E R i , , i ena ot stmni; tlon u,erruf lo intersection of mild II. D. D U R A N T '*> ■baking it possible to fit creek with South Hue of Sectlun 23, JNU, D. E V A N S ■••rm rurtnin* on Township 20 S . lUmm Vi E . them e B C. IN O E R S O L , rtain* up snugly, when y;a »t to Southeast corner of said See­ MRS. It. U. HUMPHREY the Storm curtains open with tlon l l - Township 2(l K., llunge 3i I., •W. V DUNN , Un (hence South to Southwest corner of It I* H A i m IT Mdf, IU I I - U doors, and when Southeast quarter of Southwest quar31RS H U L A DALLAS MRS. N I N A L. RATES A R T H U R A. LEWIS M A R IO N K. It ALLARD C. A D A I.LAS M ARY W H I T E H E A D UIIACi; Ki.N'tIHI.KV J. W, O S T E E N II, C. L Y M A N li. E. F U L L E R E. N M IT C H ELI. U. A. B R Y A N T W. M. R B I N A N I. U l - A Y N E II. A. H A R T L E Y U. E. L E V I O N E « . C. H A R T L E Y D. II. H O O K E R U. E. H A R T L E Y W. C. HATCH ER U. C. H LN C IIT IF F K E. W. D IC K S O N C. W. KNTZMINUKIt MRS It. I». DURANT A. C. HJOlilAIXt MRS. tl. C. INUEItHOL W. T. KEROIJBON 31IIS. L I Z Z I E DUNN Be Fair ^on’t Blame Your Grocer Because .Coffee is Costing More THERE IS A REASON 3! ItS. 1.0UKLLA 11Alt) I IT int .COiU.',tr'.es *n Europe and especially Germany have just Girti <| buying coffee and they have bought all of the nvail*e BUPP«y for the next several months, so the price o f cofmay go to war time prices before it gets any less. Drink n u RADE A S COFFEE A L W A Y S FRESH Bel-Jar Coffee Company s a n f o r u - -n e w YORK- -MIAMl *■ C h e a li Ceart, Sevewlh J e l l s l t l C trla and te r Semi sale O w ssly, K larU a.— la rh a a eery iin iiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiix iiiiiu lH IR V O H tE A CHECK D. W . llyrd. Complainant, vs. Drrd. Defendant. To Ooldle Byrd. Winston Balem, North Carolina: from th* affidavit of D. W . nyrd herein duty filed, that h i li I h i complainant In thi above entitled ' * " • • • » n d * ! » « R •» ths belief of thi affiant that Ooldle Byrd la a non-realdent of the State ef Florida, and that ■he U a resident of the Slats of North Carolina, residing « t Winston Salem. In the said stale, and that there Is no person In the Diets of Florid*. the s «r vlce of subpoena upon whom would bind the defendant; and that affiant further eaye that he believes the age of the defendant to be over twenty-one years. , You. therefore. Ooldle Byrd, are ordered to appear to this bill herein duly llid In thla cause on the let dey of lay, A. p. 1231. the same being a Rule Day of tble Court. It Is further ordered that this notice be published for four consecutive weeks In the Sanford llerld. a news­ paper published In Bemlnole County, Florida. Witness: R. A. Douglas*. Clerk of the Clreu’t Court, and a seal thereof, tlite the 17th day of Match. A. I> 1SX1. {S E A L ) E. A. DOtIOL.V8S, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: A. U. W E E K S . I*. C. T H E T F O n n A WILKINSON, Attorney* for Complainant, l - l l -o .a .w .-lw c ii S ON Y o u r s e lf S S Do not try to pay bills without a checking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. i be­ sides, with a checking account, you san keep Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, s an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites you to become one o f its customers. 1" .4he Circuit Court, Seventh Jndlrlal Circuit In and for Seminole County, ■ late of Florida,— tn Chancery i The Peoples Bank o f Sanford ! III v o lt e >; Jessie L. Fountain. Complainant, va ■ 1 a Thomas S. Fountain. Defendant. To Thomas 8 Fountain. Orlando. Flor­ n iiiiim iii!t iii« iiiiiiiiiia a iiiiii* a * k iiiiiiiiiiia ii ida: It appearing from the affidavit of Jeasle L. K. unlit In herein duty filed, that she Is the complainant In the above styled cause, ami It la the belief of the affiant that Thornes H Fountain Is a resident of the State of Florida, County of nrnnge, amt t'Uy of Oraliido. and that the said Thome* S. Fountain Is concealing himself ao that ptoceaa can not be had upon him, and that there Is no other per mm In the State of Florida, the service of subpoena upon whom would blnJ the defendant; and affiant a a a a B a a B B a a a a a a B a B a a a iiB a B a B a a ia ia a a B a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a ■ further says she believes the age of the ■ defendant lo he over twenty-one years. You. therefore. Thomas S. Fountain, are ordered to appear to thl* bill here­ in duly filed In this cause on the 1st day of May, A. D. 12X3. the esme being a Rule Day of thle court It Is further ordered that thl* notice be published for four consecutive weeks In the Hanford Herald, a news­ paper published In Seminole County. Florida. Witness: E A. Douglas*. Clerk of the Circuit Court, and a seat thereof, thl* 17th day of Mnrch. A D. 1931 (S E A L ) E. A. POt JOLABS, Clerk of Ihe Clrcull Court By: A. M W EEKS. D. C. THETFonD* W ILKINSON. Attorney* for Complainant. J - l l - o a.w.-ltvo c OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Devoes Paint Is Guaranteed to Cover more surface and wear longer. MASTER S S A L E Why buy cheap paint and be compelled to do your house over in half the time? II Under nnd by virtue o f a decree of foreclosetire and *nle rendered in tho Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Florida, in nnd for Seminole County, in Chancery, in n cause there­ in pending wherein O. U. Faulkingham I* complainant, nnd Sarn F. Flournoy and husband, John T. Flour­ noy, arc defendants, l will acll at nub­ ile ouUry to the highest nnd beat bid­ der fo r cnah, nt the front door o f the Court House in Sanford, Florida, dur­ ing the Icgnl hotira of calc, on May 1st, A. I). tt>22, the following describ­ ed real estate, to-wit: The Knst one-half (E 'A ) of Ixit sixty-seven (07) o f Sanford Celery Delta, ns recorded in Pint Hook “ D", page r.0, nnd I.ot sixty-eight ( 68), of Sanford Celery Deltn, ns recorded in Plat Hook "D ," pnge 60, Orange Coun­ ty Records, «l* o recorded *n Seminole County Hecortls, Plat Hook No. 1, page T H E BEST IS TH E C H E A PE ST ■■ And W e Have It ! Ball H a rd w a re Co. 1 I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B H IB B B IN a H ■■■BBIBBHBBBB RBBBBB B I B ............ .. ............................................ B B I I I B B B B I I B B I ....................... .. j CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j J "S E R V IC E T H A T C O U N TS" * ® We hnnille everythin# in ^ \ TH E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E ■ ^ Cnr Ixits or Less. 76. Ship us * Richmond, Virginia ; It. S. MOTT, * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Special Master in Chancery. S C A R L E T T & JO RD AN, Solicitor* for Complainant. J-l-oj».w-5w TAKE N O TIC E nnd save CHULUOTA money! IN N $100 buy* huick 4; $660 buys lluick On the Okeechobee Rranch of the Florida Kast Coast Hallway, Chnluota, Fla., among the pines snd lake* o f Seminole county, in up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heit. First class cuisine. Rates $2.60 to $160 per dsy; $10 to $1H per week, ac­ cording In locslioa of room. 6; $175 buys Oldamobile 4; fCOO buy* Oltismohile 8. Hnlnnce, term* tu suit your purse. When they make belter ca rs* I w ill acll them.— N. II. | Gamor. 12-10tc Nothing nicer for gifts than fine 2 stationery. Going below coit for two * weeks nt the Herald office. 18-3tp Hill H ardw are Co. TMS JU ST RECEIVED A COM­ P L E T E L IN K OF IL MRS. CHAS. I). B R U M L E Y , Manager — m arble & g r a n it e JOHN GOVE, Proprietor / C E M E TE R Y W O RK A S P E C IA L T Y sanford 1018 West First 8 trr «t w orks 1018 West F irst Strust E © M A I K CLEANABLK O N E-PIE C E. P O R C E L A IN I.IN E I) REFRIGERATORS >NE FORRICaT II HTONi OKI). K B A T E S DELIA F. L E W I S W. 11. B A L L A R D C H A R L E S D HAINES W. T. W H I T E H E A D OXO. K I N G S L E Y A. W M D L I.E N » \VM. 31. 11V RES B. I> M c lN T O S R E. U. T Y L E R C. L R A N D A L L , 31. D. C. U. S E A R C Y L 1). H A R T L E Y T. f . L M W I B J. C. SI'IN KB W. K. A L L K N E. W. 1 IE N C K I>. W. S H O H T A. IL S T I L E S MBS. J. II. A L L E N MRS J. A IIIHTLINB A. E. H J O n iO M MRS M. V. E V A N S F. D. 8JOBLUM JAMES I i E K D JESSIE M. FEIIOUSON K. T. H A I N E S M A R O A R E T K. HAINES <I’etiiion.r* from _______ ihs terrltarx iFnr contlguous lo Special Tax School District No. 2. Seminole County, Florida, as Osscribed secondly a bove): IL T. L E E ■MSSSSW» » * | SISWI^ e* »—■ MRS. W. y . BANDERS 31ItS. M. K EMMEBSON This Is positively the beat RefrlgrraOEO. W. B U N N E L L J. M. E V A N S tor on the Market Today JACK M cN A U Q IlT O N W. II. MOUItlH ---- CALL AND 8KB IT---4 - l t - o s w.^ltc m A Cozy Home FROM T H E FOREST TO Y O U By eliminating all o f the waate, over half o f the labor, all o f the middle man’e profits and by delivering a home on record time direct from the forest to you Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S Put Tremendous Savings in Y ou r Pockets Coxy, xttractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any ilie. Built aocoading to latest improved methods of bouse construction, of the best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy U worth invsatiWRITE FOR CATALOGUE showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. A. C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO. Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , D e p t 18-E CHARLESTON, S, a E N T Z M IN G E R BR O TH ER S LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. �*» PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD l*«kU ik«4 u t r j i f i r r i M i t i t f f l <■7 al lit* l l r r i l l Ri IMIm , IOT M a n 'I U A f t . M ilu rA, KU. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Ml. I'U B M H lIie ilH f i ■ L j . n. ■». • I U I . I . V ---- j . L ii.i.A im a . m : k l ____ c. i- iiiuix ■Ullor 7 »fV r» «"«r r -T t » »»”ur r r x i ^ . uV i L I 1 M.uZarr, I'll. I nr I 4 M ■ » In UlOO I*. M A S irr tlilii H a l e * * 1n 4 r A eellraltn a Rm»v*aa oa Suharrlptlaa I’tlrr la A A tia r f Oar W ar ------------- ------ ------- $ «J*J many roughs and hoodluma the chance to maxquerade under the name o f the Ku Klux and the order g c t» the blame fo r every act that i« committed and they cannot affirm or deny it. Tbore has been one act pulled o ff here that was absolutely raw and yet tho Ku Klux Klan is saaid to have noth inn whatever to do with it. To our mind the b elt thing is to make the officers do their duty, make the courts do their duty or take them out— A L L OF T H E M — and put in new ones that w ill do their duty— and there will he nothing fo r tho Ku KIuj; Klan or any other klan to do. er to frame it o r hit the house fo r a raise in salary. I have de­ cided to do both! Th ere’s a man who is close to the fountain head o f publicity and yet he has not become hardened to the se­ cret pleasure o f seeing his nemo in print. And these others who say they detest UI What o f thorn T They get the same Joyy and same thrill ns he, no mntter what their tongues may say. Folks, let’s be honest like this good newspaperman and admit our” pleasures no m atter MEN’S CLUB VAUDEVILLE ■■ u i IIAS BEEN POSTPONED W ill Be Held Evening o f A pril 25th at the Pariah House Owing to the fact tl)at the High School Is staging a play on the even­ ing o f A pril 21st the Men's Club has taken this mntter into consideration and postponed their vaudeville show until Tuesday, A pril 25th. A ten-net vaudeville program has ’ been r a n g e d which includes numbers 40 Reduction how much it hurts our assumed m od-; t*,e l l r l l i r r r e la C ity b f f a r r i e r csty »* | American Legion Saxophone Band •Oa* W r r b ___________________ IS Ceata E. A . Ball T b r I I I IS- la la-paar W rrk lr llrrJimmie Robson — —■ — —o —— ■• - • • M r a llr r l/ ro»rra Srmlaal* Caaatf Lucille Aspinwall Tnkach a *4 la publUbr* f u r j F rU a f. A l f f f The allied nations think they havo lla la * r a in maJr kaaava ua a a p lln Robert Herndon * f laa. I>raaarrallr la poll lira. I3JM par "slapped Germany and Russia on the ypar. a lw a y la a lra a rr. John Schirnrd w ris t" when they barred them from m v m i i i : ii T in : a s s o c i a t k i i p i ir k s Maurice Helston in the confer..... . __ , . The Associated I'reas Is exclusive­ further participation * 1 , ,, „ . lb woman who can look a mouse in and many others that havo entertain­ without hollering usually ly entitled to the use fo r ropublica- erteo ut Genoa. Why should Russia j h. ed in Sanford. The program w ill have I T S G R A N D M O T H E R 'S R E C IP E TO tlon o f all news dispatches credited to or Germany worry about being bar- makes an awful good husband. many surprises and w ill afTord an B RIN G IIAC K COLOR A N D ft or not otherwise credited in this pa­ red from the conference at Genoa. evening o f fun with Sanford's local per and also the local news published They have made their treaty and the ---------------------------------------------------L U S T R E TO H A IR talent. 19-tfc treaty will st.ck and they can get the surf fo r a frolic— nothing m o r e herein. together mio Into an an alliance nllianco m that w ill and with .» fair regnrd fo A ll rights o f republication o f spec- 1together ni wm :r rcK...u ...rr the u .. conditions Thrit hcnutiful( cven *hade o f darkf toil dispatches herein arc also r e - , eventually control more territory and which are known at every beach; with RloMy h(|,r can on|y ^ had by w . SANFOItD MATTRESS FAC•erved. ! morc Pc0l>l0 th“ " othcr countries as much caution as one would observe , a m lx tu n 0f Sage Ten and SulTORY :-------------------- ^ 5 5 - -------------------- I o f the globe. W herefore the wor- when walking along a road and avoid- h w Your balr ch#rm. , t E. C. ECHOLS, Prop. ry? The allies have been outdone, mg ditches there should 1* real enor mnrs th„ faco Whc„ it W hy not send nnother twenty mil- joymont with relaxation and actual "Old Mattress Made New and fades, turns gray or streaked, just an Safety first ia jin W hile we are feeding the starving lion dollars to tho "Starving Rus- benefit ,accruing. 105 Palm etto A ve New Mattress Made to Order" , , , .. , - , application or two o f Sage and Sulcsscntml in deep-water bathing— and . . . ,, . Russians they were mnking another slnns. French Avenue nnd 17th Street . ... . phur enhances its nppcarance n huntho ocean and gu lf are deep, although drcdf (,|d •oerct trenty with Germany. Fine tliere are shallow places near the ,, .. . . . .. , FRE E BRIDGES IN V O LU SIA business this feeding of the starv­ . „ — _ ' Don t bother to prepare the mix- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■am shore."— Tampa Tribune. , . . . . . . . in g Russians while people all around lure; you can get this famous old The DeLand News ia agitating the sis are starving to dea{h. recipe improved by the addition of 111 M oalba ________ _____________ O J * on SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK J * T IR E S F. P. RINES - ♦ ------ o----------- »( Sanford, Florid* P IANOS HONOGRAPHS purchase o f the H ordin 'F erry bridge ROUGH ON T H E HOME F O L K S other ingredient, at a small coat, all — ready for use. It is called Wyeth's T_______ o the_________ Orlundo Sentinel— Wu are north o f Lake Monroe, and making muchly interested in your column it n free bridge. The plnn to build Surely the people o f a community Sage and Sulphur Compound. This where you tell how prominent citi- nbridge as Osteen Ferry, which In town or city ought to patronize their cnn „jw ays bo depended upon to bring nfree bridge, ,lWn merchants, consult their own bnck the natural color nnd lustre of a en i made their first dollar. Just ns time willbecome start'd the ugitntion o f tho purchase lawyers nnd doctors nnd be christenyour hair, toon as we make u dollar we will tell Everybody uses "W y eth ’s" Sago nnd you how wo made it lia s Sam Grif- o f the llnrdin Ferry bridge by tho t.r, married nnd buried by their own fin and Charlie Lord told you about county. Tho Iireczc as well ns a ministers. Sulphur Compound now because it their fir s t dollar yet? large number o f taxpayers on the Hilt what puzzles the Del.nnd Sun darkens so naturally nnd evenly thnt A I.L T H E N E W HITS 0 coast side o f the county have fo r a is the fart thnt tho people of a com- nobody cn ntcll it has been applied, Th e Harlow truckers, like the f av°rod freo bridges all munlty do not always sec it thnt y oll dimply dampen a sponge or soft Gel a Copy o f the New 8AVE YOU MONKV truckers o f mnny other sections in ovcr tbo county, nnd a year or two w»ybrush with it nnd draw this through Write us South Florida, arc plowing up their tried to br*ng “ »>°ut the coun,y "W e hnvc often wondered why It thu hair, taking one small strand at a tjmo;r by ........... morning the gray ___ hair ___ has Empire Hotel Block cahbngc and putting tho land in com . ownership o f the bridges and mak- is," says the Sun, "that a smooth- ____ „ ___ Florida Song N ever again, ia tho verdict o f these *'ig them free, nnd if our memory talking stranger with a flashy front djgappeared, nnd after another nppllORLANDO, FLORIDA truckers, ns long ns freight rntca are « ’rvcs riKl,t the measure was bit- C((n come into DoI.und and sell a ention it becomes beautifully dnrk Written by prohibitive. And thus the railroads t»-rly opposed by the districts on ths |„t <,f stu ff thnt usunlly can bo appears glossy and lustrous.— kill another goose which laid the gol- w « t *,tl0 o f tho county. Now that bn,j „ t our own stores, pocket the y\dv. Henry McJ^qilin, Jr. Robt. W . Pear man, Jr. den egg.— Wauchulln Advocato. “ K" 0'1 Prospect o f having money nnd get out o f town with O P T IC IA N — (V lT lM E T R IS T ----------- o----------• « frt’« briJ« 0 ttt ° ,tec,‘ K“ rry- ^ h‘ch Rood Rrnco, while if a fellow resldY o „ may not want niuch to eat |n Scey. Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Old Indy in Orlando 75 years old deflect travsl through De- fnrf hero iried the same thing ho thc aummer weather but you want could not make n living any longer I -and people nrc eager to hnvc a free would starve to death the lirst week. Bomcthing nice, something well and took poison to end it all. No bridge, it is right that Ibis should “ W e confess that we've never been ^ ^ 1, ymi want to know it hns bwn J. H. IlIN T E R M IS T E R snore pathetic figure could bo pnlnt- ['v » fru1, br|dR«. l,u‘ ll should bo t,M,> to figure out. W e've wandered cook(.,j jn „ c|cnn nnd spotless kit­ P IA N O CO. ed by press and pulpit. And yet purchased by the district in which vvhy some people enn't refuse a chon. You get nil this in thc Sun­ This Is Uje stranger’s plea fo r an order, yet can day dinners at the Seminole Cafe. w e send our monoy to Russia and the bridge is located. Wclakn Illock plan under which tho New Smyrna turn right around and tell someone Sanford, FIs. othcr foreign countries for the star­ 213 East, l i t St. 23-ltc ving foreigners. rDoos distance in special tax road nnd bridge district who lives here nnd who is trying to proposed to acquire a free bridge*, make a living thnt they don't care to this Instance lend enchantment T and without expense to tho rest o f |,Uy. Agents come nnd agents go — —---------o -----------------the county. At any rate Seminole ni„j always they take more out o f When they don’t advertise they just county and District No 5, of Volusia town than they leave in it. Vet iturnlly dry up on the atom like u bunch o f oranges loft in the window * ounty have started the free bridge there always seems to be u w «i- ^ a welUo long and finally Mow nwny in the! movement nnd it should be kept Ito- on.rtC ?nr them At the homes of a O R L L l dust ot tno ancient methods thnt g o v­ mg until every bridge in thu county uouil mnny people, well mrnning erns country store keepers trying to is n free bridgo.— New Smyrna people, who haven’t learned to say , " N o " to a stranger, but who can do business in the year 11*22 with the Breeze, . flatly refuse to cneonrnge a neigh­ year 1H7U Ideas. It is a lead pipe cinch that if a store wants to sell goods W A N T E D , A B ATH IN G 1IKACEI bor who is n thousand times more FO O L-KII.I.K It and do business they must advertise entitled to their trad**. W e can’t -BEGINNINGunderstand it.— Bartow Record. and givo prices und show the public Now is the season o f the year when why it will snvc money by trading beach resorts are filled with bathers, with them. Otherwise— well, they Inst IT M A K E S N K W S PA PP K H S among whom, every now und then, a few weeks, a few months, maybe a few years, but they perish finally, will lie found, wlinl thc Jacksonville There nrn so many people who re­ W E W A N T TO CLOSE OUR BUSINESS IN SANFO RD BY T H E T E N T H OF M A Y One by ono the leaves are falling. Times-Union calls the "aninrly" who fuse to give a newspaper an item or drags a timid bather in deep water, ----------- o----------attempt the funny stu ff when you ask And wi* offer for your consideration the following items which represento only a very few 0 There are still a few people In San­ dueks a frightened novice, or in some them for news when you know that the many items we carry in Hlock, nnd they must A L L GO nt Monte price. AM goods will b ford who think they can get along nil way makes dangerous what is other- they are just dying to get their name marked in plain figures. See for yourself nnd he convinced. righ t without joining the Chamber of wl» ° « " nfu "m* healthful recreation in the newspaper nnd yet they uct so The west const beaches o f this state shy. There is no false modesty nbout Commerce and helping put over the No. 3, Y. C. Table Reaches, per cnn ... 28c wurhl ( lfun Catalina Tuna Fish, per cnn..................... 20 b ig things arcu vi'tmi'K coming to Lnutiuxi Sanford are **■**««*» thnt mm in _ among the safest in the f V*• J71||JVr people— piD|IIU*—IIII 7 UI V JU9b (hi III* ncwBpuper they are Just White Rose Tuna Fish, per c a n ............ 28c No. 1, Y. C. Table Peaches, per can ..... 23c and Imvu come in the past ten months. Ihorc are no under-tow dangers, wb„ ( t|l(.y nrc— the way through No. 1 W hite Rose Shad F is h .................. 12i They can get by for a while hut they " n‘* cvi‘n " " l,u’ mo*1 extraordinary nnd they know that there is not a No. 1 White Rose Sliced Peaches, per cnn 22c No. 1 Deep Sea Fish Roe .......................... 19c w ill soon bo given the gate by the 'M 0* thur« *" ,ilt,e •weep outward man or woman in the world that docs No. 3 Silver Dale Apricots, per **nn...... 2Gc All kinds Soup, per can ....................... 11c men who know and realize what the PW el'1 tn « f w idacea where the rush- not like to see their name in print No. 3 White Rose Apricots, per cnn .... 28c No. 2 H eart’s Delight Corn, per can..... 12c Chnrnber o f Commerce ia doing and t,l»*' current empties the tidr surplus ami why should their name not be in No. 2 Rose D. Hart. Pears, per can . ... 25c No. 2 Key Mar. Com, per can ............ 10c ‘can do. Just now it is doing one „ f through some narrow • pass." The prin'.7 W ere nil the names o f people No. t “ Lib., Sliced Pineapple, per cnn ltlc No. 2 Clear Spring Corn, per can 17c tha biggest works in the history o f the dangers o f beach and surf in this im- to be kept out o f print there would No. 3 Index Sliced Pineapple, per cnn.. 29c No. 1 II. & M. Sugar Corn, per cnn ..... 13c c ily In potting over the inland w a ter- 1mmlintp l,nrt o f lho nr<? be no newspapers. The St. I’etorsNo. 2 Glass Jar Pineapple, per jar .......... 28c w ay project thnt will mean millions *m" 11 a11 *« unnecessary of burg Times sums it up as follows: No. 2 Glass Jar Grated Pineapple, jnr ... 28c fa r Sanford. You had u taste o f ll ro*!n,lon: whi,° tho I«tallUea charged "N ow nnd then a newspaperman No. 2 Glass Jnr Plums, per ja r ............... 32c this winter when several inllliunuires the section are no few ns to make meets the man or wonfnn who ex­ No. 3 Glass Jar Y. (\ Peaches, per ja r 33c Anchored their ynchta at our dock hut uatumlly safest huthing re- presses his or her disapproval o f any No. 2 Glass Jar Y. C. Peaches, per jar ...2(ic No. 3 Lib. Dill Pickles, per cnn 25c «rd y remained a few hours because K'm' country, publicity whatsoever. "Don't print No. 1 OVcr-Sen S. Peas, per can ............ 20c Hut there is the "sm arty!!* We find No. 2 Heinz Baked Beans, per can Z Z 18c my name in the paper," they say. there were no accommodations. With No. 3, Sweet V. Green L. Beans, per can 30c No. Heinz Baked Beans, per c a n ...... 10c the EL Johns river dredged and wid- him ut every bathing resort, be it "1 detest personal publicity, etc.," ia No. 2 Sweet V. Sugar Corn, per cnn.......... l ie No. 1 Argo Salmon, per c a n ..................... 28c ened and made the inlund waterway coastal, lake, or artificial pool. He is the wail. No. 2 Sweet V. Apple Sauce, per can 25c No. 3 Sweet Potatoes Candyams, per can 18c through Florida this city would douhlo the great danger to bathing. He should But do they menn it? No. 1 Sweet V. Petit Pols Pens, per can ,—17c Baker 5 Cocoa, 1 oS, can 20c Not that Thu Times would inpugn In {topulation in two yearn with the In* eliminated at the beginning of the No. 2 Sweet V. Red K. Beans, |>er can . 18c Baker’s Cocoa. LHs ......... \\c increase in business along every line. season, nnd ids elimination must be the motives o f a large number o f per­ No. 2 Gibb's Stringless Beans, per can 1 tc final. The first man or woman caught sons nor challenge their veracity— No. 1 Mission Asp. Tips, per c a n .............. 20c . ■ o ----- - , ' No. 3 Booth’s Pie Apples, per can 15c Minute Tapioca, per pkg. 13c But the fact remains that in nine Kissimmee seems torn asundrr over doing anything to lessen the safely of No. 1 Davies Pork and Beans, per can.....08c the actions o f mobs, some whom may a bather, intimidating a timorous one, cases out o f ten they do not mean No. 3 Calif. Spinach (Lib b y’s), canj j j Z 20c No. 2 Davies Pork and Beans, per can 10c No. 1 Tall Pmg Salmon, can .................... 13c b « Ku Klux and some may not be or attempting to play n dangerous what they say. Perhaps for tho mo. No. 2 Geneva Bed Beets, per can ........ 20c Ku Klux. The trouble with all of trick on a swimmer, should la* prompt­ inent, they may make themselves Morris Sup. Lunch Tongue, per cnn ... 25c vl1' r/m,c?t0fl; P°r cmi ................... 2'2c Actually, iNo. 1 Veal Loaf jht can 4hU night riding is that it gives so ly brought out o f the water, furred to think thnt they mean It. Corned Beef. Arm y Pack, per cnn ... 19c leave the place, and the incident g iv ­ however, they do not. Corn Rakes nnd Post-Toastie's,' pkg! j 10c Bed Crown Potted Meats, per cnn 08c en full publicity with actual names Recently the Times commented in Morton s Salt, pkg. in<No. 1 Corn Beef Hash, per can................ 13c !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ nsanH railed In the press. There Is no room a personal vein nbout one of the edi­ Better Butter, per nouml 48c No. 2 Boast Beef, Arm y Pack, per can 27c for this class o f resort habitue in torial writers o f a state paper. In a No. 3 Saner Kraut, per can ___ 18c ,nrr° £ - Nu‘ M’trgnrine, pound ........... 29c Florida. The life o f one child, wom­ letter to the editor he says: Hes White Bacon, per pound ........... ...... 17c No. 3 Big Hominy, per can 13c an or man is worth far more than the Editorial writers get io little j 1 st . ugnr Cured B. Bacon, per lb....... 29c No. 2 Lib. Tripe, per c a n .................... 29c j "feelin gs" of n thousand "smnrties"; publicity or pralsa without tetter Hams, per pound.... 3 Ic 21-lbs. Pillsbury's Hour $1.39 ■ nnd i f it rnnnt he made safe any other strings to it thnt the mere sight 12-lbs. Pillsbury's Flour . 70c . I tcwe R^c. per lb....................07c JJ'wny, thpre should be n, "fool-killer" o f their names in print has the heeded Raisins, per pkg............ . 23c 24-lbs Aristos Flour , $1.38 ■| equipped with an efficient instrument psychological effect o f stimulat­ * eedlcss Raisins, per pkg......................... 23c 12-lbs. Aristos F lo u r............................... 70c ■ ito tap on tho head the "smnrties" who ing tlie egotism in them. 24-lbs. Repeat Self Rising Flour.........$1.38 5 1persist, after one warning, in making Meal-Grits and all other Groceries cut in Your name in printWhat 12-lbs. Repent Self Rising Flour .......70c the life of persons in danger. post has ever recorded the emo­ proportion The Tlmei-Unlon gives n needed tion? What musician has sver warning to the bothers also, when it J Wc thank cnch of our customers for their liberal nntrnmur* „„a in . been nMe to repeat the high note Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ says thnt they should always remem­ ■ claHons for the same. Wc nre offering >ou t h e s e * ° f ° Ur h,Rhcsl nppr° o f interest? Is there ono who vice Our Motto H O C K B O T T O M p r i s on s t n p l i G r i e r i w before closing our business in Sanford. ber thnt anfsty la Inrgely within their * has become so hardened to the TjrVffiffl own control. It oavss vanities o f the flesh that he doer"Swimming is a fine sport, a n't rend for the second time any [ healthful exerrK-, nod sometimes a article that contains his name? I'honrs 4*7-4»( I useful accomplishment; but it is elmSo when I came across your W E L A K A BLOCK I ply foolish to risk too much when on ■ FIRST STREET editorial which you so kindly ded­ 11 |( pleasure bent. The thuuiunds go In icated to me, I didn't know wheth&■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ SANFORD, FLORIDA 5 SHEET MUSIC GLOBE PIANO CO. \ f »1 CLOSING-OUT P»T ri A REAL GROCERY SALE ! Monday Morning, April 25, at 8:30 4; * v r ift* TJ : J I '■'* T ■M 4 G R O C E R IE S ! FRUITS ! AND VEGETABLES DF.ANF TURNER JONES CASH STORE �not in um art stored in a conveniaot locker into the back of the front Mat. Pull ventilation ia pro- LEXINGTON MODEL r e d u c e d p r i c e s -------- RBATEST car on m a r k e t ter Section 14. Townehlp 11 k, Range ** S ' Loanee East to the Northeast cornlr Section 11. Towneblp 11 S . Jtange lo E.. thence South to point of beginning, ail of which territory la within Seminole County. Florida. YOUH P ETITIO N ER S h .re a tl.r deeIgnat ed ae petltlonora from the laat above described or contiguous territory, respectfully represent that they ere qualified electors who pay a tax on either real or personal properly and aro residents of that portion of Semi, nole County, Florida, contlguoua to tha territory now embraced In Special Tax School District No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, and as last above described, and would further represent that they desire the territory last above describ­ ed to be created Into a special tax school district for the purpose of levy­ ing and collecting a district school tax for the exclusive ueo of the public fret schools within such territory; that they ___be created _____ In a desire such territory to ___ v,dwl b r » cowl ventilator and the , . o f adjuatable upper windihield panel. Leiington *•— Motor Co J * , Equipment ia complete, including »illf, Indiana, U out th,rty-two by four-nnd-one-half inch cement of a new fl'e-P * * * cord tirci. A ipare demountable rim model at $1746. ia provided on the rear tire carrier rdinjr to the * n" oun" ™ * " ’ j j » Lexington feature that haa been of this new “ Seriea 22 ia $240 wjdely cop!e(L ,n the loweat previoua price! Lexington Motor Car equipped TO i d e n t i f y n e g r o e s ,he An.ted Engine, including oore Multiple Exhauat Syatem I lly The A w s r l s l r l rrre e t Mvei fuel and adda power, and J A C K S O N V IL L E , April 2l.SeVen Exclusive Lexington feature negroes arrested in connection with ted bv John C. Moore, chief en- an attack on a white woman here District No. i. Seminole County, piori“ |early yesterday morning were to be d?1 ,0 described M w lh# t' rrUorjr u ,t above YUUlt P E TITIO N ER S would further Ansted Engine haa been refined taken before the woman today for represent that more than twonty-flva proved in many respects. A indentification. The woman was sev- per cent of the qualified electors who pay a tax on either real or peraona! /P4. of two-ring piston, is used erely beaten and at one time It was property and who are resldente of either slaps nor pumps, oil, and thought she would succumb to her Special Tax School District No. 1, Semi­ nole County, Florida, aa now composed, shows no signs o f wear after injuries. She was entirely out of dan. and also that more than twenty-five .ids of miles o f use. Perfect ger today, a marked Improvement in per cent of the qualified electors who l>a> a tax on either real or personal ration of fuel is assured by the her condition hiving taken place dur- property and who'are resldente of that territory last above described, being Ihe Uxi-gasifier, enabling the ing the night, runilguous to Special Tax School Dis­ trict No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, gton to function properly, ro­ have signed this petition. ts of weather conditions. A W IL L B LO CKAD E MEXICO YOUR PET IT IO N E R S would further represent that they are qualified elec­ S E IZ E M E X IC A N PORTS Tide thermostat controls tho tors who pay a tax on eltper real or and are yesldents of temperature at all times, both FOR D A M A G E C LAIM S .personal .property . . • that portion of Seminole County, Florl mer hest nnd in winter cold. da, described as follows, lo-wlt: Illy The A ■»<•<-lotnl I'rresl 1 Resinning at Southeast corner Sec. Dther salient feature o f the new . —, W A S H IN G T O N Anril *»1 —flta-lr Don 2‘ . Township SI H, Range 10 K-. etnn is the frame design. This . ’ ^ “ *■ u oc* ' run thence West to the kou'hweat cor* t s the ‘ double triangular " d° ,° f M e* lc0‘ l»>e leisure of ner Section II. Township. 11 8.. Range crow-mi-mbcr" on .h lc h . p .t- *»*■ „„dins. Furthprmote, Ihe .ido ,or1’,*m* « ,0 "'»• W W *7 bTrr th, unu.unl depth o f o v . n -J o w p a r to Inch... " ' T ' . T . T h . „ i d . th . S .n . 1. M y ’ Y by “« - ‘ Y ° C“ ^ Sputter K in ,. ninninp hoard, nr. hotted to the ' ail», and are readily removable V A T T P r i of accidental damage. The IN U llv lliJ and rear cross-membcra have ,v ‘ I hr hv deeninir the. T N EHOOKS ,t. „ n cth,n«l deoplny th AH RE R CmITyY f RoEpGEIS NTR^A T IO TR c ,T y t plates. The U'xington factory their frnme rnn.tructlon J A U . AND W H X KCM AIN OPEN *rior to anything on the market U N T ,L 1 L hS? A } • L. R. P H IL IP S , rdiness nnd stiffness, adding 10 East., North to Southwest corner Section 11, Township 21 it. Range 10 E , thence W r i t along County line to Southwest corner Section IS, Township 21 if, Hnngo 21 K.. thence North along county line to Weklva river thence Northeasterly along suld river to tho Intersection of said river with the eael and we»t center line of Hecllon s. to wnship 20 H, Range IS E . thence East to Southeast corner of tho North­ east quarter Section 7. Township I>» H, Range 10 E., thence North one-half mis,, thence East lo Hanford grant line thence Fuulhensl along said line to cen­ ter Section Is. Township 20 H, Range 10 E . thence South one mile, theme east one-half mile thence South to begin­ ning; Which said lust description Includes and embraces nil ihut territory of Sem­ inole County. Florida, now Inciuded and embraced In the special Tax School Dis­ trict No. 2, Seminole County, Florida, and also that territory contiguous to said district and secondly above de­ scribed. YOUIt PETITIONERS further repreeent that they desire the llmlta of said Special Tax School District No. I. ex tended so as lo embrace and Include all the territory last above described, and that such tcrfOtory be creat«d Into a Special Tax School District, to he numbered and known ns your Honor­ able body shull deutn best, hut plolerably us gfieclal Tax School District No. 2v Scuilnole County, Florida. The sold r.T .,' I„e' I ,. .1 •»._ nnniftii.* Ilf * r,|5i f, *5 ‘ i 20-lOtc City Registration OlTiccr. dslly to the life o f the car. j ing comfort has been achieved NOTIC E I new "Serie* 22" Lexington by \ N olle * Is hereby given that Ihe fob front and rear semi-elliptic lowing petition will be presented to the i . i.-rw h Thn County Hoard of I'ubllc Instruction for gi of txccptional length. The Hciii Iu o Id County, Florida, nt a meetirrings sre thirty.cight Inches I?* b3 ? “ * 1 10 “ ■ Tuesday. 1 , •i , . May lath, 1922. nt (hr office of Huperand two inches wide, and tho Intendent o f Public Instruction, Han •prings are llfty-nine inches long £ o * r n K <jo l JNT Y HOARD OK lUII.IC INSTRUCTIO N FUR SEMINOLE ;ro and one-quarter Inches wide. COUNTY. FLORIDA springs belts are over-size thru YOUR IO N E R S herr&flCT tieH U IV P r rE.T i IT I 1IUDLIV.T saving a diameter o f thrcc-quar elgnnted na petitioners from Hpec In Of an Inch everywhere except at ront end nf the rear ■nplnm springs max |b“ * a. ini’r ' hlllE ,°/w *are r' d .<1m K e r 11,? ., or 'r per n.rsoaal ,‘ t*ovo «Vescr»bcd territory springs on real la C b t x li Coast. Seventh J a d leU I Ctr*“ l s s l fo r Sem inole C oaaty, F lestdoa—I n C h aarery : 5 A CHECK ON I>1VOIt in D. W. Ilyrd. Complainant, 2 ° Idle Ryrd. Defend*nt. Car°ol1n*.:Bjrrd‘ W , " ,ton tu l* m- Norlh , » I l ^ pp.*,r,r"7 froM' ^ s affidavit o f D . W. Byrd herein duly filed, that he le the complainant In Ihe above entitled S ait.V te4 ' » th« » f Ihe affiant that Ooldle Ryrd la a non-resi­ dent of the State of Florida, and that J r * V, * resident of the Slate of North Carolina, residing at Winston Salem, In tho said state, and that there le no person In the State of Florida, ihe eervice or subpoena upon whom would bind the defendant; and that affiant further says that he believes the age of the defendant to be over twenly-one years. You. therefore. Ooldle nyrd. are ordered to appear to thle hill herein duly filed In this cause on the let dsy of Slay, A. D. 1»!I. the same being a Rule Day of this Court. Fair tsV0iU.lltr‘.C8 *n E uroPe and especially Germany hnve just i j ** buying coffee nnd they have bought all of the nvnil^ supply fo r the next several months, so the price o f cofmn>- Ko to war time prices before it gets any less. Drink RADE A . ■ ■ ■ A L W A Y S FRESH 9 ■ Bel-Jar Coffee Company Sa NF0RD- ■ ■ -NEW YORK- -MIAMI ■n a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i 5 ■ ■ ■ s t* the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Clreutl In nnd foe Seminole County, Stnle of Florida,— In < sides, with a checking account, you san keep an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invitee you to become one of its customers. « DIVORCE Jessie L Fountain. Complainant, vs Thomas 8. Fountain. Defendant. To Thomas S Fountain. Orlando. Flor­ ida: It appearing from the affidavit of Jesi _________herein _____ _____ . _____ sele L Fountain duly filed. that she Is tne complainant In the above alyled ranee, and It le the belief of the affiant that Thomas H Fountain Is a resident of the State of Florida, County of Orange, and City of Oralnuo, and that the said Thomas S. Fountain Is concealing himself so that process ran not he had upon I Im. and that there le no other person In the Stale of Florida, the service of subpoena upon whom would bind the defendant, and affiant further says she believes the age of the defendant lo be over twenty-one years. You. therefore. Thomas 8. Fountain, are ordered to appear to this bill here­ in duly filed In this cause on the Isl day of May, A. IV 1912, the same being a Rule Day of this court It le further ordered that thle notice be published for four eonsecutlvs weeks In the Hainan) Herald, a news­ paper published In Semlnojo County, Florida. Witness: E A. Douglass. Clerk of lh " Circuit Court and a seal thereof, this 17th day of March, A t*. 1921 (B E A L ) K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Uy: A. M. W E E K S . D, C T H E T P O R D A W ILK IN SO N . Attorneys for Complainant. 2 - 11-0 a.w.-lwc HAS JU ST RECEIVED A COM­ P L E T E L IN K OF I he Peoples Bank o f Santord i fT l !■■■■■■■■)■■■■■■■■■•••' s m s m u i i i i i i OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Devoe’s Paint Is Guaranteed to Cover more surface and wear longer. Why buy cheap paint and be compelled to do your house over in half the time? M ASTER'S S A I.E T H E BEST IS TH E C H E A P E S T And W e Have It ■ Ball Hardware r s . V O . . ....................................... : ill ............................................... .. i CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j £ "S E K V IC K T H A T COUNTS” 5 ^ > * S We handle everything in ; TH E FR U IT A N I) VEGETABLE LIN E ■ Cnr Iiots or Lc.su. Ship u« » ^ Richmond, Virginia ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a CHULUOTA INN__ _ ■ ■ ■ On the Okrrrhobee llranrh o f the Florida East Coast Railway, Ctinloo- ■ ta, Fla., aiming the pint s and lake* nf Seminole county, an up-to-date modern hrlrk hotel, with private batha and hot water helt. First ■ rl.ua cuisine. Rates $2.f0 lo | U 0 per day; $10 lo $18 per week, ac­ ■ cording lo location of room. MRS. CHAS. I). B R U M L E Y , Manager sanford / m a r b l e & g r a n it e JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C E M ETERY W O RK A S P E C IA L T Y 1018 West First Street w orks 1018 West P in t Street E 0 P A 1 S CI.EANABLK ONE-PIECE, PO R C E LA IN LIN E D REFRIGERATORS A Cozy Hom e * FROM THK FOREST TO Y O U 0 y eliminating all o f tha waste, over half o f the labor, all a i the middle man'a profits and by delivering a home on record time direct from the forest to you B. U. T Y L E R C. L R A N D A L t , M D. Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S Put Tremendous Savings in Y ou r Pockets C. U. SEARCY Cozy, Attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any slu. Built according to latest improved methods of house construction, of tha best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy Is worth Investi­ gating. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE showing In natural colors many attractive, money-sav.‘ ' » homes. D. W. SHORT A. It. STILES MRS. J. II. A1.LKN MRS. J . A IH8TLINB A. E. KJonijOM MRS. M. V. EVANS K. D. HJi i IIIjoM JAMES HERD JESSIE M. FEHUUHON K. T. HAINES MARUARET E. HAINES A . C. T U X B U R Y l u m b e r CO. Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , D ep t 18-K (Petitioners from the territory con­ tiguous to Special Tax School District No. t. Seminole County, Florida, ae de­ scribed s e c o n d l y above): MRH W. F. SANDERS MRS. M. E. KMMEHSON UEO. W. I1UNNELL J. M. EVA VS JACK McNAUflHTON W. II. MORRIS 11-O.a.W.rltO Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ Attorneys for Complainant, l-ll-o .a .w .-lw c CHARLESTON, S. C. 1L T. LEE a I f you do, you will surely get all tangled up. THETFOnn A W ILKINSON. L. D. H A R T L E Y T. I*. L E W I S J. C. SPINKS W . K. A L L E N E. W. H E NCR COFFEE U i account. nr: A U. WEEKS. D. C. ii. d Mc I n t o s h : | f Do not try to pay bills without • checking ..W itness: E. A. Douglass. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, nnd a seal thereof, this the 17th day of March. A D. 1X21. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Hill H ardw are Co. K. W . DICKSON C. W E.NTZMINOER MRS H. D. D U R A N T X C. MJulllAJM SIRS. II. C. INUERSO L W. T. FKRUUBON MRS. L IZ Z IE DUNN MRS. Ia R ' E U . A H A IU H T FORItEST II STONE OEO. K RATES C E L IA F. L E W IS W. 11. R A L L A R D C H A R L E S D H A IN E S W. T. W H I T E H E A D UEO. K1NUHLEY A. W M U L L E N x WM. M. IIYRES THERE IS A REASON 2 5 5 \ T Y * U U I O It Is further ordered that this notice Nothing nicer fo r gifts thnn fine stationery. Going below cost fo r two weeks nt the Herald office. 18-3tp tt. C, 1IINCI1TIKKE °n’t Hiamc Your Grocer Because .Coffee is Costing More / 3 S bt published for four conMcutlvi wtoka In tha Hanford Ifarld. a nawa. KoPrVdx published In Seminole County, Under nnd by virtue o f n decree of that mote forecloscure nnd nalo rendered in the ' ■*— than *------'y iweut - f lv e per cent o f th>i duly ; they are a full inch In tllam- property and are residents of that p «r- qualified electore who pay taxes oo , , , . . . . . . . . lion of Srmlnolo County. Florida. either real feor personul pi open v and Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial The makers claim that the bolts known and descrlbsd aa Special Tax who reside within the last above de- Circuit of Florida, in nnd fo r Seminole diet pell- County, in Chnnccry, in a enuae there­ e front ends of tho rear springs J« 5 l m » ^ •*« ^ ubjectcti to tho most Strain and County. Florida, embraced within Die MO" , , „ t»,-TiTtnvr RH in pending wherein O. D. Fnulking, , , ffollowing n l l n v l n s (description: l e s e v l n l tun I W I I B I l b F O l H . f i l l It I I . T I T I U . X h rilAY on all cars, nnd have made pro Reglnntng at Southeast corner IIUMIILV F. That uii election be called und held hnm ia complainant, and Sara Section 15. Township 21 S. Range 10 E. tu determine accordingly. whether or not the limits Flournoy nnd husbnnd, John T. Flourire-feetl oilers an* provided fo r It, Township 21 8 . Range iS E, thence fliT .1* . i..hV w ! . i District . hot II No.«;*;2, p.o*\ arc defendants, I wii'i neii nt pub­ rrl- lic ouLry to the highest ami best bid­ -ring. M ts. and at other friction x Y " " - . T Nurlh— : : “tended n. ? so ^ as to Include all of the ten - y x , v ‘. „curi> e i , V "a h ii;.„'c. u« ilttoughoui the chassis. West along Section tTne to a ’ rreek. [557 ^p0^ , dtV.cr*lbed-,ntxuch ^ l territory erH to der for ca«h, nt the front door o f the thence northwesterly along said creek L*Vool^HsiH .^Cr2iid'\ls?j to timer nl termlue ;» Ix-xii.gton Motor Company lo Weklva river. North and Northwest!iV i V shall be created Into Ta iSpecial Tax Court House in Snnford, Florida, dur­ 1 the tinoualified assort ion m thsl *u Hectlon Intersection of center section ■quaillira assertion at ,r|Y ,1no o( H. ihence East to ono- Mi.- no.niter or mills of npeclul school ing the legal hours o f anlc, rn May district tax tu he levied and collected inr on the market will ride ns quarter section post on the East line annually the two succeeding years, lit , A. P. IH22, the following describ­ *< ih. I .v in. i „ n o f Section 7. Township 20 S.. Range lo and also tor who shall serve us school In Lexington thnt docs not ^ mnneo North lo Northeusi curlier trustees for the said special tux school ed real estate, to-wit: (> more, cost more, nnd have a *;,,J Hectlon 7. East to Sanford tirant district for the two succeeding years. The Hast one-bnlf (E 4 1 o f Ijot , .. „ . line thence Southeasterly along said YOUR P E T IT IO N E R S W ILL r wni't-lhase. ' grant line to center section post Sec- E VAENRD PRAY sixty-seven (07) of Sanford Celery ools an- ln.nl nmun.l nil anelnne Don JO. Township 20 H, Range 10 K . > 1 Petitioners front the territory now ’ jn " ,ir,iunil nil springs South lo ct!l,tgr Section 15. Township 2ui rmhrucrd In Special Tax School District Delta, ns recorded in Pint Hcok '■!)", ■e factory to nxsure permanent H-. Itange io E., thence tiast to East No Seminole i t'miuty, Florida): pnge DO, und Lot sixty-eight ( 68), of , , (i a ._. . Hue of said Section 15, thence South lo C harles e. rowers S ease l>> keeping the lubricant point of beginning. Snnford Celery Peltn, ns recorded In A N D R E W U. IIA IN E S Your petitioners, as aforesaid, furth­ ad out of mud qnd water. K. C. RATES Pint Hook " I)," pnge 60, Orange Coun­ er represent that they desire the lim­ MRS. L IL L IA N 1.. RATES -rr features that have dixtingish. its of the Bold district ns above describ­ MILS II E H U F F M A N ty Records, nlso recorded In Seminole ed extended so as lo Include %tul em­ FRANK P WATERHOUSE *i!ngi.>n cars for many years brace all of the territory contiguous to County Records, Pint Rook No. 1, pngo K A T H A R Y N L IIA IN E S f'-ntimml, such ns: the equalix- the ubovo said district and described us A. E CLIN E 76. follows: A L It'E l» W A T E R HOUSE »Mc f it hrnke system; the "one llegln at the Southesst corner of Sec­ R, S. MOTT. A. II F U L L E R II. Tuwnshlp 21 S, Range It E. r" emergency brake system; tho tion R. I). F U L L E R run Ihence IIH’IRr West U « l to IV uvuiitni St vvt«*»« Southwest corner Special Muster in Chancery. E D W A R D W. M I T C H E L L radmtor mounting fo r the HtcUon 33, Towimhlp si H,. luniio 30 i;., H. U T Y L E R S C A R L E T T & JORDAN, U A. R A N D A L L h, . j a m p , ; th. n « . *' T”West “r thence Solicitors fo r Complainant. J. N. SEARCY rest corue.' W. A. LEWIS 4-1-o.n.w-Gw R ange 2,< 2? ■*r ,vm*' sob. »"j a.'Ts-W iaie'f, w J A IIISTI.INK __ E.. Ihence North along County line to tut J.owi-r plant construction with Coun J. M. t 'llA F F E I l ued flvwheel Weklva river, thence fn a NorlheuelerII. J. O V E R S T R E E T . nec,‘ ly direction along said river lo the InT A K E N O TIC E nnd save money! O II. Kit AIN twcly is both beautiful nnd lersecllon of suld river with a certain L J.- H A R T L E Y $100 buys Ruick 4; $660 buys llulck T The ,,.|e t t,i , i . ...., creek In Sec.1«, Township 10 S.It.Range C. SAUR '• ,no ^masmeia " Ir.tlsnlcld is is built limit solsol- J'j jj E e .. Ihence Southeasterly along said 6 ; $176 buys Oltlsmobile 4; $600 MRS F J. N E I M E Y E R following the most eastern porinto the cowl, Instead o f sitting MRS L C R AM ER buys Oltlsmobile 8 . Hnlnnrc, terms to thereof to Intersection of said II. D. DU R A N T •'■k it, making it possible to fit creek with South Hue of Section 22. JNO. D. EVANS suit your purse. When they make •torm curtains nn . nMn.|_ u -u „„ Township 20 « , itange * » » . . thence II C. INUERSOL tains up snugly. When t;n*i to Southeast corner of said Secbetter cn rs*I will sell them.— N. II. MRS R. (I H U M P H R E Y '** *he xtorm curtains onen with Don I*. Township 20 s.. Range 2» U. W. V DUNN Gnrnor. 12- 10tc trid .. , P, thence South to Southwest corner of II L IIAIIJIIT ' DIII.U doors, and when Soulhenst quarter of Southwest quar* MRS SPI . A D A L L A S SIRS. N IN A K RATES A R T H U R A. L E W I S MARION F. IIAI.LAKD C. A D A L L A S M ARY W H I T E H E A D UltA U E KJNHHLKY J. W. OSTEEN II. U. L Y M A N It. E. F U L L E R K. N M IT C H E L L O. A. tillYANT W. M. IIEINAN I. I). I'A Y N E U. A. H A R T L E Y U. E. L K V IO N B O. C. H A R T L E Y D. H HOOKER U. E. H A R T L E Y W. C. SATCIIER M im n n i * This la positively the beat R efrigera­ E N T Z M IN G E R BR OTH ER S tor on tha Market Today LOCAL AGENTS, LONG WOOD, FLA. ----- C A L L A N D SEE IT ----------- ' « �I'Vppvpf^f^R N o n e * TO DOG OWNERS TUESDAY UNLUCKY D AY IN will be a great addition in handling JUDGE HOUSEHOLDERS COURT o f the Meet tha year. All dogs found running i t lir e * on At a meeting of the RolHna Club FOR LIQUOR LAW VIOLATORS (he strata after today without a 11on Wednesday, R. D. Barze and Cart oanao tag on them will b« killed by Senior Claaa o f High School Visitors Galloway were elected aa a Commit­ the policeman wherever found. Thla tee to meet all contestant! and offlIn Coart*. *■ ;« city ordinance and will be en­ cials from the high schools who w ill forced to the letter. 1 . be entertained in W inter Park by the Tho H erald N*ews Hound nosing J. A. K1LLIBREW, Rollins Club. The Club w ill g iv e a »-«tc . Chief Police around the County Court House dis­ reception to the vsilora Saturday ev ­ covered that last Tuesday was an un­ lucky day fo r liquor law violators. l i e Herald for Poet Cards. Tuesday being the regular terjn day fo r County Judges Court, the Court had three cases on Docket fo r trial. The firat case called and disposed o f was that o f Annie Stephens, chargod with trespass. A verdict o f guilty was returned, and the Judge having determined the woman as be* ing unable to pay a fine, suspended sentence during good behavior. The next tw o cases were o f W ill Oats and D. I. Hodgdon, both charg­ I*/. ed with unlaw fully having In their possession intoxicating liquors. TH08. J. A. REIDY W ill Oats was tried first, being de­ fended by A tto m o y Retdy; the prlifAttorney and Coanaellor-at-Lav cipal defense being that the evidence Pructlelag la State and Federal Court* was obtained without a search w ar­ I , i '■f * * 1* rant. This objection was overruled by Over Seminole County Bank the Court and the evidence admitted.■ The verdict o f the jury- was ‘ G uilty .1 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY G eorge A. DeCottes A tto rn e y -a t-L a w OTer Seminole County Bank BANFOKD FLORIDA S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFORD FLORID > “ I was supposed to drop into a bas­ ket o f clothes and go shooting down the laundry chute, draggin g the pro­ prietress o f the laundry down With me. I aat down with a lot of force. Madnme's foot caught in the rope and away wo w en t The over-ambitious property man had made the chute un­ necessarily slippery, and the Madame weighs a little under tw o hundred. Be­ tween the slippery chute and M a­ dame’* great weight I went down that chute at about two miles a minute and when 1 landed on the counter at the other side o f the basement room to which the chute led, I was absolutely breathless and felt even worse than when I came out o f a nose dive in a plane. When you sec the picture watch fo r the incident and you w ill realize I ’m not exaggerating the truth.1* ening. T R A F F IC L E A G U E BA C K OF H AR BO R Lf the big men bock o f the Central Florida W ater Traffic League, and who represent the la rg e shipping in­ terests at Orlando, Sanford, Kissim ­ mee and other interior towns, w ill continue to show the same Interest they manifested at the hlg Cocoa meeting last Friday evening, a de*p water harbor can bo established right in this section o f Brevard county. And C H IC K E N S U P P E R when such men as S. J. Sligh, presi­ A flnu chicken supper w ill he serv­ dent o f the Leoguo, and Judge W. T. ed by Circles One and Three o f the M. Bland, president o f the First National E. Church Saturday beginning at 5:30 Bank in Orlando, pledge their support p. m. at the M iller building, corner o f to the project the proposition ought Park and First street. th gain headway from the start. These Menu men not only pledge their time and In- 1 Baked Chicken, Dressing, Gravy fluence but their capital as well. Creamed Potatoes w. i. Moaguon was nrxi incu ana Here in Brevard county the business 1Celery Cold Slaw bcinp represented by Thotford & W it - . interests headed by such men as E . 1 Rolls kinson, interposed various defenses, p, Porcher, o f Cocoa, stand ready to Iced Tea Coffee among which were that the evidence ,j0 everything possible to assist in the I-emon Cream Pie was not found on his premises. Upon movement. It is well understood that Price 75c 2I-3tc motion o f the Prosecuting Attorney, (be tonnage produced in this section Judge Householder directed that the alone would not warrant tho large ex­ W H Y NOT TR Y ju ry be taken to where the evidence penditure of government funds fo r the I was found. This is the first time In the history o f Seminole County that S M IT H BROS. the County Judges Court has directed G arage and Machine Co. n view o f the premises. A fte r the view the tnking o f testimony was r e ­ Expert Auto Repair Work sumed. The ju ry rendered a verdict Phone SO Comer First and Oak o f Guilty. A motion fo r a new ^rlal is now pending. The cases were worked up by Sher­ MW E D E L IV E R T H E HOODS’ i f f Hand and Deputies Williamson Quick Service Transfei and Jacobs, and w ere prosecuted by Schcllo Moines, County Prosecutor. Storage Facilities The Senior Clan* o f the High School If we please you, tell others; If ne in company with Mias Humphries, leil us. Phone 498 w ere visitors to the court, their visit ludng in connection with their work Sanford Steam Laundry In Civlca. " ; : FO R S E R V IC E T H E A Q U A T IC M E E T Call 14&-J A T R O L L IN S C O LLE G E ,W. R A W L IN G , Prop. M I L L BE RIG E\ E N T ■old’ below coat See it tad l vineed. Stationery u w FOR LARGRR OFFICES down any thla summer tnrf J! getting s real bargain in p*" envelopes and correspond?*,. The Herald P rin tin g Co., Is closing The entire line muit raov* u out their entire Una of box stationary " weeks or be sold in bulk in order to make room for larger o f­ fices and during tha sale that w ill HELPED HER MOTHER Wosr last fo r two w eeks the finest of sta­ tionery w ill be sold below cost and this means that It w ill almost be given away. Y ou are going away for the summer and need some fine sta­ tionery or you are staying at home and need some fine stationery, or you do not need it now but will need It later. A t any rate you will gat one o f the greatest bargains, of your youftg Ufa If you w ill visit the H e r­ ald office and g et some of this sta­ tionery at a price that will move It quickly. The finest and most up-todate line o f stationery In the elty and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a Ba M FULLY In these days o f "flu/' eouiy t croup and whooping cough, it j, to know that every year used more bottles o f p0!?J'l 0 and Tsr than o f any other Q medicine. M m S. L Hunt,Slit SL, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "pg Honey and Tar relieved me of» ^ in g cough, tickling in the ^ wheeling and pains in the ia helping my mother vondetfsi Th at’s why druggists revrremnii cy*s. Bold everywhere.—Adv. a a a a a a « a a a a a a a a a a a a ,ja a a a a a a a a a a M n i | | The Eddy Refrigerators ARE THE BESTra* WORLD, BAR URK’S REPAIS SHOP establishment of n harbor, but tho guarantee o f 25,000 carloads from and to Central Florida— now being handled by the League alone, to supplement W H E N Y O U R C AR IS O U T OK the tonnage here; it is time fo r IireW IIA C K vard county to bnck to the lim it the movement that is now on. The fncta above related were Washingand I’olishing a Specialty brought to the attention o f the Cham­ • ber o f Comerce here Monday evening A L L W ORK G U A R A N T E E D by Mr. Porcher and Mr. Field o f Co­ Foot of Flrat Strret, Sanford Avenue coa.. also by Mr. Lyman, Mr. Simpson _______________ ttnd Mr. Ultcht, who attended tho Co­ ------------------------------ 1 coa meeting Inst week. Support was Rayfield Carburators pledged by the member* o f the local body and the name support has been Installed and Guaranteed by pledged at Knu Gallic, Cocoa and Tit* uaville, the scheme proposed, is for Sanford Battery Service each community to organize a strong Company branch and be ready to co-operate with the longue at the proper time. There w ill be n big meeting held in MclIxiume in n short time nt which reprenentatives fro mnll o f the towns will be present, when a more detailed pro­ gram o f the harbor movement will t>o outlined.— Melbourne Times. Hnnl arrangements are being made fo r the State Interscholnstic Aquatic Meet which in to be held at Rollins College on Saturday, April 29th. From all indications this meet V. C. C O LLE R , Prop. w ill be the biggest o f Its kind ever in the United States. Florida's General Shop and Mil) held leading High lovers o f the Sport. The State aquatic contest hns crea­ W ork ted much interest on the part o f Why ia it, I>. L. Thrasher's busi­ swimmers in the High Schools and C O N TR A C TO R and BUlLDEfr men and women in different com- ness continues to grow , -«rd sale., U.« rr.urtltii-s a m showing considerable Hrst three months o f this year are S IT C o m m e rc ia l S i i c e i Barnard, F la interest in developing teams. In sev­ b igger thar, during the same length of eral o f the Hgh School towns citizens time In 1921? Thcro'a a Reason. Ho will make tho trip to W inter Park sells for ensh only. Everybody know* Geo. W . Knight they can buy cheaper fo r cash and to Witness the Meet on the 29lh In nil probability more than twenty t *1*’ Lizylnir public is spending its monReal EhU I c and Innuranee High Schools will take pi.-t in this CV with the store that sells for cash SANFORD FLORIDA years Meet. Duval in expected t o , on' J'’ Good reasoning, you will send n team. Rt. Augustine, Dnytonn, ^ y °u not been trading N ew Smyrna, Sanford, Orlando, KIs- w hh him, b>vite* >‘ou to his store, Sanford Machine Simmeo, W inter Park, lakeland, with the assurance of hia greatest e f­ Hillsborough, W oodrow Wilson, fort to please you, by serving you in Foundry Co. G eorge Washington, St. Petersburg, the most courteous manne* and giving Springs, W all in cxchnngc fo r your money, its vnluo. Geaeral Marhlne and Boiler W ork; Palmetto, Tarpon D. L. TH R A S H E R . Springs, San Antonio, W inter Ilaveji, Cylinder Grinding; Del.aze IMuona; Monticello, West Palm Bench, Citra, 18-dCtc; w -ltc S A N F O R D N O V E LT Y WORKS I comparison to the ride ! had while CLOSING OUT STATIONERY filming "Suds.’* BTOCK TO MAKE ROOM W e will demonstrate them with A N Y make o f family Refrigerators, under any test that you can suggest, Sanford Furniture Company in A nnouncing New THERE’S A REASON (Series 22) $1745 & O re raise Ring* and Flywhaal St. Cloud anA in all probability Miami. 8tael Gear Banda; Crank Shaft* raThe Hoys Meet will be the flrat op laraed; agent* fo r C alll* Inboard an* the program taking place at 9:30 A. Outboard M o t o r * .----------- Phona 61 M.. the Girls Meet w ill rtart at 2:30 P. M. The new one hundred and ten ■L vnrd swimming course, spring board and high dive will be completed very ST R IK E ! soon. Rollins will have the best equipped swimming course In the state. The retaining cement wall Thla price U $240 L E S S than loweet previous price on u Lexington equipped with fatnoua An ated Engine, Including Moore 'Multiple Exhaust Syatem Pina; H ER G K K A IK S T T H R IL L "Speaking of thrills,' said Mary Pickford, who will be seen at the Star Theatre tonight for the lust time in celebrated comedy druma,«'huds,' ht*r United Artists Corporation production, “ I thought 1 had the thrill m y life when I took my first airplane flig h t— but that wus tame in H IS new car is offered for the express purpose of unquestionably establishing the greatest fine car value at the lowest price on the market. T It is sure to be the big automobile sensation of 19221 It will do all things a fine car should d o — do them better and more economically— and will endure longer. W e know that this claim wil| not go unchallenged and are only eager to prove it by actual performance demonstrations. Get the most for your money— get this new Lexington! 70 horse power— 123-inch wheelbase— 32x4? 2-inch cord tires—genuine leather upholstery—cable brake system and other exclusive features PARISH HOUSE B. & O. M O TO R C O M P A N Y T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 25TH, 8:00 P. M. M E N ’S Feel the Thrills!! LEGION Phone 251-W SAXAPHONE We Have a Proposition for lOOO N ew Dealers! BAND AD M ISSIO N 25 nnd 50 CENTS s First National Bank i SANFORD CYCLE CO. S THE SPORTSMAN STORE CLUB A b lated by Equip your Fishing Tackle with a | a «th Bend I^ ve l Winding Anti-back |f .k or a Shakespeare reel, Cortland line, Heddon'e bamhu A gate Rod, "A ! Toe*’’ bait and lleddon Minnow* at m |c« s lower than yon ever expected. F IF T E E N PE R C E N T D ISC O U N T on all Rod* and Reels. All QK* Mlaaowe, each ....................— CJtJv SANFORD. F LO R ID A ■ W rite or w ire tor it no matter wnere you live or what business you are in. L s x in c t o n M o to r C o m p a n y i « C o n n l k s v il l e . I n d i a n a , u . s . a . S u h U ia ry U ntud S u u i .dvtonout/ C J'pctd iit* A COMMUNITY BUILDER • » . F. WHITNBR. Cashier F. P. FO RSTER, President ■ ■ ■ vB I 117 Park Avenoe «r ,L* . <- 1 ■ ■ i, • �•’ iff... «-•. ••*• ' jjij.df ■ £ ■'jjvw _______ . T HE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1922 jOCIETY (.Kfa>uai«««- 8»t«r Miw. l-hone 217-W jo« k " * f r , a . « b > r t • » » « ■ » » a " * * 'V r r r ld rr t •!«!■ *. w r i t * <** «**-• '» w,n SOCIAL C ALE N D AR inndiv_Pip® OrK*n Clu^ W*11 m w t *“ S , h . L . f M » . C. J. B ,.n on J K;rlt St., at four o'clock, i r d iU 'lM . H. B a lin g will enr.et Guild at her home on tho West cM* at 3l«^0 P* ,f - j . r-Wcitmlrutcr Club will meet ‘ T S . b o m . o f Mia. Fern Ward on Seventh St., at four o'clock. palms, f*m i and cut Dowers being used. Over the doors end windows were graceful vinee, while ferns and cut flowers in tall Door wicker baskcts, entirely cn circled the room. The artistic color motiff o f lavendar and pink being beautifully carried out both in the decorations and details of this pretty party. Mrs. C. E. Henry greeted the guests upon their arrival, nnd was most attractive in a costume of black satin and lace, worn with a large picture hat. In tho receiving line were the hostesses, Mesdnmes Lew is nnd Drummond. Mrs. Lewis was attired in a becoming gown of pink georgette combined with lace w hile Airs. Drummond's lovely frock waa an embroidered lavendar organ­ die. Both wore corsages o f violets nnd pink roses. Little Adelaide H ig ­ gins, the winsome little daughter of Airs. Ed Higgins, wearing a dainty y n C. A. Duffin o f East Third Eu spent yesterday in Leesburg as creation of pink taffeta and tulle hat to match, gave out the tally cards, tie jucst of friends. while the guests were shown their yira A I1- Connelly. Mrs. Claude table* by Mrs. Ed Betts and Mrs. W n and Mrs. Thigpen were • P * Woodruff. („ t, ,f friends in I/mgwood, FrlThe tally cards were fascinating designs of maidens wearing frocks »y evening. o f pastnl' lints, and the hours passed Mr ar.d Mrs. George De Cottea quickly in the interesting games o f Kr.j « r. IVd. n.k left yesterday in hridge. The prize for high score, a Ithfir csr for Jacksonville, to. attend set o f etigrnvcd ice ten glasses, was [the mam a'.' 'f Mi*® Antoinette De won by .Mrs. A. P. Connelly, while |( ,.. . Mr !>.• Grnfenried which the prize, for second high score, a set o f engraved sherhort glasses |tik.« r' th;« evening. was won by Airs, Fred Daiger. In prize, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase. Mrs. cutting for the consolation which was n cut glass rake plate, U jiarrctt, Mrs Deane Turner luul Mr. ar.d Mrs. D. F. Whitner Airs. Harry Hceren was the fortu[leave Monday in their cars fo r an nnto ono* A ft e r the card game, the tables Intendid trip to Miami and other I points of interest on the East Const. w ere spread with linen covers, and centered with lavendar flower poia, Mr*. L. I Frazier, Airs. L. A. in which were pink ruses blooming I Brj- ' v. Mr< Gen Miller and Mrs. In n bed o f pink and lavendar candies Fraii-r. Sr, .left yesterday in tho Refreshments carrying out the preU Frsrier car for a ten days visit to ty color m otiff, consisting o f pink •be Caml.rm. They* w ill visit Jn and lavendar brick ice cream, indivSack Hill, F. C., nnd Chnrlolto, N. C. idunl cake Iced in lavendar nnd de­ corated in pink, nnd coffee were while «wiu\ ' served by n bevy o f young maidens and nintrons o f the younger sot, Little Min Vera nevorly, who has Mesdnntes J. I). Woodruff, Ed Betts, I been spending this week with her Misses Fenn I «unt, Mi«« Ora Williams, left Isst Don Whitcomb nnd I night for her home in Jacksonville. W ard nnd Florence Henry. On each She was accompanied homo by Miss pinto were pink rose buds, nnd the I William* who will spend the week­ fnvors were pink nnd lavendar bas­ end there the guest o f her sister kets filled with salted nuts. Tho gracious hospitality o f Mrs. |H r Itohert lievcrly. Lew is nnd Airs. Drummond wns re­ The many friends o f Miss Lillie flected in every detail o f this lovely Honor of Summerville, S. C. who has party, nnd the occasion was one o f happiness nnd enjoyment. iper.t the pad three or four winters much They were assisted in entertaining in Fsnf rd m the guest o f Mrs. T. L Dumas and Mrs. J. N . Robson, their guests by Mrs. E. F. Househol­ will he grieved to learn o f her death, der, Mrs. F. E. Roumlllnt nnd Mrs. Thursday April 20. Miss Honor G eorge Knight. "* ■ade many frlsnds here by her U N IT E DOF FEU ING cairn :np an I gracious manner, and will he greatly missed from our Those having boxes fo r the United number of winter visitors. O fferin g for Holy Cross Parish aro requested to bring them to the Par­ A ongeniid party, consisting of ish House, Monday afternoon, May Hi»s UUa Roper, Mrs. A. F. Bell, J. first at 3:30 I\ M. I F. McClelland nnd Mr. and Mrs. A . J. Lowing motored to St. Petersburg MISS V IR G IN IA J O H N S O N U»t Sunday, returning Friday after­ TO WED. noon. While there they attend the ses­ Tho following from the DeLnnd sion* of the Grand Luigi* o f Odd Fel­ lows and the Rcbekah Assembly, and Sun w ill he interesting to the many ttport this the largest nnd best ses­ Sanford friends o f the young lady: "Announcement o f tho date of the sion of the order ever held in Florida, wedding o f Alias Virginia Johnston s’ ut eight hundred delegates from and Austin Conrad was made Mon­ «w r the -tnte being present. Tho day nfternoon nt a bridge party •wit meeting will be held In St. Augiven a t the Commercial Club by mtirt- next April. .Miss Johnston, when half n hundred o f her friends wore present. I OVK1.Y BRIDGE P A R T Y B ridge was tho form o f entertain­ Dnc of the most brilliant social ment fo r the first part o f tho afterweris (if the season, was that of itiHtu. Miss Helen Dozier won the r,*Ai afternoon when Airs, Harprize, silk lingerie, nnd Mrs. Coun­ D R- Lewis nnd Mrs. D. P. Drumtftnl were joint hostesses at Bridgo cil Atlllcr was tho lucky one when De \ ., There being fourteen the enrds were cut, receiving a hand­ some lavilllor. Punch wns served tzhles of players. throughout the games. Thi tables u.ro placed in tho Palm Decorations were suitable to the •oom, which had been transformed Easter season, each table containing to 8 veritable bower, quantities of n p re tty nest of Easter eggs, nnd lilies predominating in the cut flo w ­ ers in vases about the room. Oc­ cupying a central place in the deco­ ATrations, on tho rostrum, wns n largo "E a s te r" hat, of the picture mode, and when Aliss Lillian Terry took her seat nt the piano on the rostrum nnd all eyes were turned thnt way, the hnt floated away toward the ceiling in n mysterious runner. The idea was clever, and the guests were HAVE YOUR not slow to realize that the secret which had heretofore been kept "un.... . ■ laundry w ork der the h a t’ w#s to he divulged, so *' ‘ * lost interest the hat lost interest, which ..... was transferred to the spot it had occu­ pied. Here indeed was something interesting. A kewpie bride and groom stood smilingly expectant heaving the simple anouncement, June 7. But there could be no doubt of the meaning of this announcement for the bride's hsir, shining through f dl fur and deliver to any part • ( her veil, was rich red of that'of the ,T * >«ur bundle at ftfenlr- young hostess, snd no one needed to * " l,0,H or f8» » W No. « T S n d ask who was to be the bridegroom. MTf ®«r » » Kon call. Austin Conrad is the lucky manj Sparton Horn Service Sanford Battery Service Company LAUNDRY ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY French Dry Cleaners * n* * * * N ** *» h* m Congratulations and beat wishes were showered srourd the hostess bride-to-be, after which refresh­ ments, consisting of a delicious Ice course, were served. O f course tho bride's mother was there, with a PAGE FITE ' daugter of Mr. and Mrs, Sidnay j t H a a B a B B H a u a a M B M v Ba BBaBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB, W elled Johnston, and was born in DcLand a brief score of hsppy years ago, and has friends galore all over the state. Austin Conrad also grew up in DeLnnd nnd Glenwood, cm good ColtS* near by, and he also has friends all over the country who are congratu­ lating him and wishing the pair o f them the best o f happiness. Ho Is a son o f the Hate John Conrad and Airs. Lottie Conrad, o f Glenwood, and is an only son. In each fam ily there is one son nnd one daughter." 5 WI LSON S D. A. R. M E E T IN G The April meeting o f the Sallle Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. R. was held Inst evening at the Woman’s Club, Mrs. Craig Harris hostess. The club rooms w ere charming with baskets and vases o f April's choicest flowers. Mrs. J. N. Whitncr's paper on “ Old Trails and Historic Spots o f Florida and Our Own Seminole County,” was most Interesting and Instructive. It was voted that a copy he sent to the t ). A . R. .Magazine and also to ra t state press reporter, W e unanimously added to our hearty membership, Airs. Emma Holman Keeler, mother o f our valUed regent, Mrs. W. E. Watson. Mrs. Keeler wan o f grent service to the organizing regent o f tho Snllio Hnrrison Chapter and her board, while organizing. She hns been a M. D., for years. Airs. John I.connrdi, chnirmnn an Patriotic Education, reported that the prizes for the schools had been received* A fter the business adjourned, the meeting was turned over to our charming hostess, and n most pb'nsant social hour wns enjoyed by a large attendance. Airs. Harris served delicious refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Herring, Air*. H. A . Peterson, and Airs. Thomas F. East. MRS. R. J. S T E R L IN G , Press Reporter. S a k z M R i N N n i S i CHURCHES C O N G R E G A TIO N A L CHURCTI You are invited to attend the scrvices ut the Congrcgntionn! church tomorrow. At the morning preaching hour Mr. Rurhans w ill speak on “ God's Message to the Church." A t night the sermon will be cvnngelistlc in character. Subject “ Reasons \Vhv." Our Dible nrhnnl will at 9:45 A. Al. Christina Endonvor at 7 P. M. t •■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ s« ■■■■■■■■■■■IB !■■■■■■■■■■ * y * " * * " **• ~s 110j l\ C t iy iA H T IV C O . aii ■■■■■■■■■■■•«•> ■■aiaaaaaaaaa n a a a a i i a i i i a »4 Jkl|» rn'|">* • mmist w V t t ui<»>lJL#l| >■».! ■». #••*•<** t - * H i bt » FO R S A L E 1SY A L L GROCERS WIGHT GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIUUTORS SANFORD F L O R ID A ■ ■ u u ra i S «K | M lS 3 ll]| K iS 4 lt| K lk n H. S. NOTES h ki H *a Rz »a is certainly good looking and service- DR. W A L K E R AND MR. BOYD able, tool DID N O T GO T l M ISSISSIPPI Yes, “ The Hoodoo," put on last night (Thursday- heat all On account o f the threatened over­ provl us flow <(f , hc M,#sUg,pp| rlv„ Dr< \V«1- Ha M records fo r nttondnnco at any class piny, ami nobody wanted their money The Sophomores nnd Freshmen will hack .either. Frederic Bines as give a play, “ Alary Marie," by Por­ „ , ... __ _ ____ „ llemachus Spiggott was a ‘ scream, ter, author o f “ Pollyanna," May 0th, for the benefit o f Domestic Science mirsc next year. and so wns the whole Spiggott famlly, especially Solomon Spiggott, act- |(Cr nnd Mr. Boyd could not go to Greenville, Miss., for the revival boK^nlng tomorrow ns they had planncd. The latest telegram from that , . . . . . . . section says the river is at fifty-fou r f^i'^nosv"nnii wtUI' WwinV -mV whoul.l pbo levees hreuk, the delta for forty ed by Rcrtrnm Shepherd. Bertie cor- miles would be inundated. The conSe viral things nre stillneeded at tainly proved thnt ho can act splead- tinned warm 'weather which melts the Sanford High—and foremost among iilly. Every character in tho play snow and Ice In themountains of-the these is the need o f SONG BOOKS. wns nctp j splendidly, nnd undoubt- northwest is responsible for these These have been needed for the last ,,d|y the s enior ( lass will perform to tloods. three o f four years, nnd those in use another big audience this evening, now are in a “ dilapidated” condition. Tho piano music, Zlloplicno cjuarYou hear that old story about Who will be generous enough to see tette nnd Zllophono duct and solo, al- "coming back." It is demonstrated thnt we get some new ones. so the clog dancing made a great hit every day at the Seminole Cafe and with the audience that attended "Th e especially in our Sunday patrons. |They come bark Sunday a fter Sun­ The Senior Civics Clnss had a rare Hoodoo." treat Tuesday morning— they attend­ day because they ftnd hero thnt good The boys nnd girls of the Athletic old fashioned home cooking thnt they ed court, accompanied by their teach­ er Miss Humphries, to “ sec whnt It Association nre progressing nicely Jove so well. It is even better than was like." Two liquor cases were with their practice in swimming. Wo home cooking for our experienced tried. In several places we were “ al* ore hound to bring buck some prizes chef knows more than Mother used most brought to tears" by the pitiful from Rollins tomorrow afternoon to to know about preparing chicken for tale told by tho negro woman, then become more fam iliar with the place Sunday dinners. Como and see us "Knin we were unable to keep from in general, accompanied by Alisa Eliz- tomorrow, 23-ltc laughing when she raid, "H e (point- ulnth Humphries, Our place wns crowded Inst Sun­ l"b’ to her husband) is tho only "pusI f you have never tried one of day with those discriminating peoBor>” in dc wur*’ 1 h“ ® to “ lub" and I keeps his clothes washed nnd ironed, those famous Seminole Cafe Sunday pie who know whnt n good dinner is nsk nsk means. means. They They will bo with us to­ nnd keeps him looking decent. dinners nil you need to do is rn adver- morrow lor nnotner ot thoss real ci.it o f your Monday In chapel, Georgia Mobley tised by Unit great number o f satis- chicken dinners. Seminole Cafe o f presented Sanford High with » com- fled patrons— the greatest advertise- course. 23-ltc pletc set o f Edwin Markham's "Tho ment in the world. Come and see us The Herald for Post Cards. Real America in Romance." The act tomorrow. 23-ltc C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E SERVICE S U N D A Y , A P R IL 23. 1022. Subject: 'PR O B A TIO N A F T E R D E A T H " Sunday School . . . .10:0(1 a. m. Church Service_____ 11:00 a. m. Mid-week Service. every Thursday 8:00 P. M. Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Avc. A ll aro Welcome. H O LY CROSS CHURCH Church services ^or Low Sunday, April 23rd, 1922, will ho: 7:30 A . M.— I.ow Celchrntion. . 9:45 A. Al.— Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.— Church Service. 8:00 P. M.— Vespers. Thn Rector officiates at Christ church, Longwnod, nt 3:30 P. M., Vespers nnd Baptisms. A t Holy Cross, all the beautiful Easter musk Just ns rendered on Easter day will Ik> repeated this Sundny. Everyone invited. A L L S O L 'fS CHURCH Tomorrow is I.ow Bundny. Sunday School at 9 a. m. High Alnss with repitition o f Easter .Music. Sermon: “ Whose Sins You Shall Forgive, They nre Forgiven Them."— St. Johns, 20th Chapter. . ' . . .! . Ci „ Benediction of the Blessed Sacramrnt after Maas. Catholic Woman's League .Monday night nt H p. m. Dramatic Society meeting on Tues­ day night at 7:15 p. m. Seats free to strangers at all church services. M ETH O D IST CHURCH Dr. 8. W. Walker, Pastor Sunday School at 9:30. Dr. Walker** Class at Princess The­ atre nt 9:50. Preaching nt 11:00 a. m. Epworth League 7:0p p. m.' Evangelistic service,' 8:00 p. m. Everybody invited. Ladles o f the Catholic A lta r Society number o f her Intimate friends, as­ sisting1 in achieving the pleasing will have a cooked food sale nt Deane Turner's store Saturday afternoon. success u f the occasion. Miss Johnston is the talented only Home baked ham tomorrow. 22-2tc i Reliable, Loi^-Cosf Service The years of reliable, low-cost service for which the Hupmobile is so well known, form the real basis for judging its value. * The thing that people tell each other most often, about the Hupmobile, is that it is al­ most impossible to wear it out. The first Hupmobiles ever built, 12 and 13 years ago, are in use today, all over the world. O w ners will tell you the H upm obiles depre­ ciation is slower and smaller; that its price as a used car is proportionately higher. Touting Cor, $1250; R o o d tfr, $1250; Roodoter-Coupo, $14S5; Coup*. f/tJJ; Sadan, $l933;^Cord T i t t on a11 -Frio— F. O. B. Detroit. Rsrsnut T om Brtr*. <B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY DISTUIUUTORH SEMINOLE AND LAKE COUNTIES 209 P A R K A V K N U E ------------------------------------- SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A Hupmobile � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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